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No Release For BDP Deputies
Diyarbakır 4th High Criminal Court rejected the release of jailed Kurdish deputies Faysal Sarıyıldız, Selma Irmak and Kemal Aktaş despite the prosecutor’s opinion.
20 December 2013
Disabled Gerçek Receives Longer Sentence Than Shooter Policemen
Bakırköy 9th Assize Court sentenced shooter policemen of Ferhat Gerçek case to 2.5 year of prison. On the other hand, Gerçek himself received 3.5 years of prison of prison for “damaging a police vehicle and insulting policemen”.
20 December 2013
Ayça Söylemez
Turkey Tops Internet Censor List
In 2013, the number of content removal requests Google received from Turkey increased by 966%, compared to 68 percent worldwide.
20 December 2013
Prosecutor Requests Media Ban on Graft Probe
Istanbul Prosecutor’s Office officially requested RTÜK and TIB to take precautions on the graft probe.
19 December 2013
Local Human Rights Organizations in the Global South
Despite enjoying a fair bit of local support, local human rights organizations (LHROs) in the Global South are still largely dependent on foreign funds. To better tap into local resource pools, LHROs will have to rethink their funding strategies, and perhaps reconsider some of their activities.
19 December 2013
James Ron,Archana Pandya
Sabah Newspaper Lays Off Journalist Nazlı Ilıcak
Sabah newspaper laid off its prominent columnist Nazlı Ilıcak for “editorial disagreements”.
19 December 2013
BDP Urges Facebook to Have A Democratic Reform
Peace and Democracy Party Youth Assembly informed that their Facebook page has recently been closed down.
19 December 2013
Prosecutor and Police Release Statements on Corruption Probe
While chief prosecutor Çolakkadı announced that the prosecutors on the corruption probe case were not dismissed, police authorities said they have dismissed the aforementioned police commissioners.
18 December 2013
Turkey’s Human Rights Groups In A Funding Squeeze
The government often accuses Turkey’s human rights groups of doing the work of “foreign powers,” which scares off local donors. But when rights groups seek foreign funding, they get attacked for taking “imperialist money.”
18 December 2013
Murat Çelikkan
Hunger Striker Deputies Spend Night At Parliament
Turkey’s pro-Kurdish deputies spent the night at the parliament hall within a hunger strike to protest the recent rejection of release request for jailed deputies.
18 December 2013
Switzerland Convicted in “Genocide” Case
The European Court of Human Right found Switzerland guilty of violating the freedom of expression for convicting Doğu Perinçek when he denied “Armenian Genocide”.
17 December 2013
Erol Önderoğlu
Corruption Operation in Istanbul
Fiscal Crimes Police detained 22 suspects including construction mogul Ali Ağaoğlu, Fatih district mayor Demir and sons of three cabinet ministers.
17 December 2013
Füsun Erdoğan Addresses Turkey’s EU Minister
Jailed journalist Füsun Erdoğan urged Turkey’s EU Minister to prove the allegations on a letter sent to Swedish parliamentarians which claimed that she was a “bomber” and “assaulted people”.
13 December 2013
Elif Akgül
Dilan’s Memory Returns As She Hears of Ethem’s Name
bianet interviewed Dilan Dursun, a Gezi protestor who suffered from brain injury due to tears gas bomb canister after Ethem Sarısülük’s funeral ceremony on June 16.
13 December 2013
Beyza Kural
Fadime Ayvalıtaş, Mother of Deceased Gezi Protestor, Dies
“Fadime Ayvalıtaş was under extreme stress after the loss of her son,” advocate Ayla Öztabak told bianet.
13 December 2013
Ekin Karaca
Yüksekova Bids Farewell to Its Third Loss
Despite the heavy snow, thousands in Yüksekova district bid farewell to Bemal Tokçu, a protestor who died on December 7 due to police fire.
12 December 2013
Oda TV Case Defendants Küçük and Avcı Released
Istanbul 16th High Criminal Court ordered the release of academician Yalçın Küçük and former police commissioner Hanefi Avcı. However, they will remain in prison for other convictions.
12 December 2013
Gezi Case Opens in Kayseri
161 defendants stood trial first time in the central province of Kayseri for charges related to attending Gezi Resistance protests.
12 December 2013
Selma Kara
RTÜK Finds “After Dinner Dessert” Sexy
RTÜK fined the Turkish version of “Desperate Housewives” for the quote “We will proceed to dessert after dinner”, saying that it was a reminiscent of sex.
11 December 2013
Media Prosecutor Decides Not to Prosecute “Spy Crisis” Article
Istanbul Anatolian Media Prosecutor’s Office decided not to follow through “spy crisis” article charges for Taraf newspaper.
11 December 2013
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Police Sues Journalist Şık For Allegedly Calling “Fascist”
Police authorities sued journalist Ahmet Şık for allegedly calling police officers “fascist”. “Not only they are assaulting but also suing journalists,” Şık told bianet.
11 December 2013
Ekin Karaca
ECHR Convicts Turkey on “Operation Back to Life”
ECHR found Turkey guilty of human rights abuse charges related to “Operation Back to Life” in 2000.
10 December 2013
Ayça Söylemez
Gas Bomb Hits Yüksekova Haber News Desk
2 gas bombs hit the windows of Yüksekova Haber news desk during clashes between police and protestors in the southeastern border province of Yüksekova.
10 December 2013
Ekin Karaca
Drogba: Thank You Again Madiba
Facing investigation by Turkey’s Professional Disciplinary Council after wearing an undershirt saying “Thank You Madiba”, Didier Drogba released a statement and a photo of him with Nelson Mandela.
10 December 2013
Mustafa Balbay Freed
Convicted to 34 years and 8 months of prison in Ergenekon case, CHP deputy and journalist Mustafa Balbay has been released after a recent constitutional court ruling.
9 December 2013
Journalist Turan Freed in Cairo on Day 115
TRT’s Cairo correspondent Metin Turan has been freed by authorities after 115 days of captivation in Egypt.
9 December 2013
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bianet Receives Press Freedom Award From RSF Austria
Reporters Without Border (RSF) Austria awarded bianet with its Press Freedom Awards – A Signal for Europe. RSF Austria President Dr. Moehring said they have decided to give out this year’s award to bianet in order to emphasize on the jailed journalists in Turkey.
9 December 2013
Tweet Censor in FoE Panel
Salon administration of Izmir Economy University has allegedly censored tweets related to Sevda Alankuş - a recently laid off faculty member - during a panel on FoE.
6 December 2013
Çağrı Öner
Tensions Arise in Yüksekova: 2 Dead
Tension arose in Yüksekova district as protests broke out over the demolition of PKK members graves, leaving two dead - an information which was initially declared as two wounded by governor authorities.
6 December 2013
Ekin Karaca
Media's Hate Speech Turned to Gezi, Report Says
Hrant Dink Foundation released its report on “Hate Speech in Media and Discriminative Discourse”, stating that Gezi protestors were targeted in the media.
6 December 2013
LGBTI-focused Training For Children Right Activists
Kaos GL, an LGBTI organization, held a workshop with various NGOs, announcing that they decided to offer LGBTI trainings for children rights organizations and children rights trainings for LBGTI organizations.
6 December 2013
Yüce Yöney
“Deportation Order Givers Must Be Prosecuted”
Turkey’s major human rights organizations urged authorities to launch investigations on those who deported refugees from Uzbekistan in 2008.
5 December 2013
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