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Journalist Convicted for News on PKK Leader
Journalist Atay from Batman was sentenced to jail for 1 month and 7 days for a news item about KCK leader Karayılan. "We were punished for a statement that was published by everybody", Atay criticized. News about Karayılan brought also other journalists to court.
9 June 2011
Ayça Söylemez
People of Hopa in Fear
A report prepared by the two main Turkish human rights organizations, the Turkish Medical Association and a major national trade union centre gave an insight into the background and the aftermath of the massive police intervention in Hopa last week.
8 June 2011
Ayça Söylemez
31 Years Later: Investigation into 1980 Military Coup
After 31 years, coup leader Kenan Evren was interrogated on the military putsch on 12 September 1980 for the first time this week. Lawyer Ergin Cinmen urges to include the government of Bülent Ulusu into the scope of the investigation.
8 June 2011
Ekin Karaca
3-Day Vigil in the Heart of Istanbul
University students will start a three-day vigil in Istanbul on Wednesday. They demonstrate against unemployment and sordid business in politics. The young people invite everybody who agrees with the criticism to join and make their voices heard.
8 June 2011
Ekin Karaca
12 Demonstrators Arrested, 3 Criminal Complaints against Police
A total of twelve people were arrested and imprisoned after the anti-government demonstrations in Hopa on 31 May. Three protestors in Ankara filed criminal complaints on the grounds of serious injuries suffered during the police intervention.
7 June 2011
Ekin Karaca,Ayça Söylemez
Unions: 4B Regulation Insufficient, 4C Should be Lifted
Due to an amendment of the Law on Civil Servants, contracted workers are now entitled to apply for a transfer to the permanent staff. According to the unions, this amendment is insufficient as long as the 4C regulation has not been abolished.
7 June 2011
Haluk Kalafat
Two Female Journalists Attacked
In a written statement, the Association of Turkish condemned the verbal and physical violence experienced by Milliyet newspaper writer Nuray Mert and Cumhuriyet newspaper reporter Pelin Ünker.
7 June 2011
Greenpeace Activists Taken in Custody During PM's Meeting
3 Greenpeace activists were taken into custody after posting banners against nuclear power at a meeting of PM Erdoğan. They were released a few hours later. The activists encountered negative reactions by women at the meeting even before the police intervened.
6 June 2011
Ekin Karaca
Reporting - a Crime? Journalists Şener, Çakkalkurt and Usta at Court
Journalist Şener and former Milliyet newspaper Editor-in-Chief stand trial on charges of "violation of communication" based on an article about a dubious "black bag". Journalist Usta is tried because of news about the Sledgehammer Investigation.
6 June 2011
Erol Önderoğlu
Six Protestors Arrested after Unrest in Hopa
Six people were arrested after demonstrations related to Prime Minister Erdoğan's visit to Hopa. Ten people were released. A total of 31 protesters were taken into police custody during the anti-government demonstrations on 31 May.
6 June 2011
Lawyer Tanay: Torture at Istanbul Police Station
Lawyer Tanay announced that he filed a criminal complaint about the people responsible for the torture of three of his clients in a police vehicle and in custody. The torture allegations are documented by photographs taken before his clients were arrested.
3 June 2011
Ayça Söylemez
Journalist Attacked while Covering Prime Minister's Visit
Journalist Ahmet Yukuş from the Habertürk newspaper was apparently beaten by the bodyguards of Prime Minister Erdoğan in Diyarbakır. He received a three-day sick certificate. The journalist does not consider taking legal steps.
3 June 2011
Ayça Söylemez
Istanbul and Izmir under Clouds of Tear Gas
The recent police intervention in Hopa fuelled protests in Izmir and Istanbul after demonstrators had already made their voices heard in Ankara. Again, the massive use of tear gas caused a heart attack. Several people were beaten and taken into police custody.
3 June 2011
Ekin Karaca,Haluk Kalafat
Six Months' Imprisonment for Colonel Öz and Captain Yıldız
Colonel Ali Öz and Captain Metin Yıldız were sentenced to six months in jail on charges of negligence of duty prior to the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Dink. Another four defendants received prison terms of four months each, two defendants were acquitted.
3 June 2011
ECHR Convicts Turkey Twice
The Turkish government is to pay applicant Derman € 43,000 in compensation due to ill-treatment in police custody, the European Court of Human Rights decreed. Applicant İçen will receive a compensation of € 15,000 because she was tried as a civilian at a military court.
2 June 2011
Ankara: 54 Protestors in Police Custody, 1 Seriously Injured
A demonstration against massive police intervention in Hopa lead to another police intervention in Ankara that left one women with a broken hip and 54 protestors in police custody. Four people were released later on.
2 June 2011
Ayça Söylemez
Red Card from UN for Turkey's Water Policies
The UN Economic, Social and Cultural Committee determined several violations of human rights by the construction of dams and hydroelectric power plants. The Committee called on the Turkish government to urgently review according laws and regulations.
2 June 2011
Turkish Football Federation and Homosexual Referee Met at Court
Former referee Dinçdağ sued the Turkish Football Federation after he was sacked as a referee when his homosexuality was made public. Dinçdağ claims compensation for monetary and non-pecuniary damages. The next hearing will be on 20 October.
1 June 2011
Ilker Kılıç
Massive Police Intervention against Anti-AKP Demonstrators
Heavy clashes occurred between demonstrators and the police before and after a meeting of PM Erdoğan in Hopa in north-eastern Turkey. The police threw many gas bombs and made use of water cannons. One person died, many protestors and policemen were injured.
1 June 2011
Ekin Karaca
Journalist Şener Acquitted - Down to Nine
Arrested journalist Şener was acquitted of charges of "violation of confidentiality" and the "attempt to influence a fair trial". Another nine trials are pending against the journalist. He will be due to court again on 2 June.
1 June 2011
Erol Önderoğlu
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Footage Lost - Complaint about Head of Anti-Terror Branch
Witness Çakmakçı confirmed the previous statement of a secret witness saying that triggerman suspect Samast was accompanied by two individuals at the murder of journalist Dink. Footage of the incident can definitely not be restored.
31 May 2011
Erol Önderoğlu
Unrest during Run-Up to Parliamentary Elections
Supporters of independent candidates Emrullah Bingül and Levent Tüzel in Izmit and Istanbul were beaten and attacked with knives by members of a nationalist youth organization. Both candidates are affiliated with the Labour, Democracy and Freedom Block.
31 May 2011
Ekin Karaca
4 Years Later: Court Considers Additional Suspect
The court eventually decided to investigate who else was involved in the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Dink. Osman Hayal will be investigated. Cell phone records are requested from TİB and three GSM operators. The trial was postponed to 29 July.
31 May 2011
Erol Önderoğlu
Top-Rank Military Officer Arrested
General Bilgin Balanlı was taken to court with the request to arrest him in the scope of the "Sledgehammer Coup Plan" after he gave his statement to the prosecutor. Balanlı is the first top-rank military officer to be arrested in the context of the Sledgehammer investigation.
31 May 2011
Criminal Enforcement Law Creates Isolation within Isolation
In a meeting organized by the İHD Prison Commission, attention was drawn to the negative effects of isolation cells on prisoners. Forensic medicine experts, lawyers and human rights defenders demanded the abrogation of Articles 16 and 25 of the law.
30 May 2011
Ayça Söylemez
Convicted for Threats against Local Newspaper
The Tunceli Emek newspaper won their case against former Vice Director of the Tunceli National Education Department Çakmak and Samsun Municipality employee Erdoğan. At the same time, twelve trials are pending against the local daily.
30 May 2011
Erol Önderoğlu
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20 Months to Jail for News on Kurdish Question
Journalist Irmak Saadet was handed down prison sentences of a total of 20 months and monetary fines adding up to TL 18,140. The convictions were based on several articles and news items published in the Yeni Yorum magazine and the Ülkede Yorum newspaper.
30 May 2011
Erol Önderoğlu
Advanced Democracy? Thanks, We just Need Democracy
The "new constitution" issue has been dropped off from the ruling AK Party's agenda until the post-election period. Voters in Turkey do not have a clue as to why though. It seems that Turkey needs proper democracy in the first place, before looking for the advanced one.
27 May 2011
Burak Cop
"Decision for Internet Filter Should be Withdrawn Immediately"
Massive criticism on the internet filter system to be enforced on 22 August was voiced in a meeting on the matter at Bilgi University on 25 May. The participants demanded to withdraw the decision.
27 May 2011
Şahin Artan
Old Statement to Bring New Light into Susurluk Conspiracy
The statement of police officer Ayhan Çarkın is supposed to bring light into the case against former Chief of Police Mehmet Ağar who is being sued in the context of the "Susurluk trial". The case was postponed to 15 September.
27 May 2011
Ekin Karaca
Testimony of 'Secret Witness' Expected
In the context of the trial on the murder of journalist Hayırsevener, the Istanbul 10th Special Authority High Criminal Court decided to summon 24 witnesses to the coming hearing in October. A secret witness might be heard as well.
27 May 2011
Erol Önderoğlu
Chief of Police: "Bomb was Fastened to a Bicycle"
Istanbul Chief of Police Çapkın announced that the explosion in Istanbul this morning was caused by a bomb of medium intensity fastened on a bicycle that was placed at the bus stop. Two of the seven wounded persons are reported to be in a severe condition.
26 May 2011
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