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DTP Calls On PKK to Declare Cease-Fire
Pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party (DTP) chairman Ahmet Turk issues cease-fire appeal and says he is hopeful PKK will accept: If the PKK declares a cease-fire it is a must to create the conditions to make it durable.
12 September 2006
Kemal Özmen
Coup Intact: Seeking Rights Still a Crime
Human Rights Foundation Chair Onen says 80 military coup still intact by renewing and sophisticating itself. The culture of conflict is trying to spread into the civilian environment. This is an operation to suppress peace.
12 September 2006
Tolga Korkut
Kirandi Case Adjourned to Sept. 15
The case against four newsmen and five activists for their involvement in the PKKs release of kidnapped Turkish soldier Coskun Kirandi is to continue with Prosecutors opinion being read. If found guilty on charges each face 5 years jail.
12 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Union Wins Fingerprint Complaint
The practice of fingerprinting employees during entries and exists at Diyarbakir Dicle University Faculty of Medicine HOSPITAL has come to an end after health sector union applies for annulment to province Human Rights Board.
12 September 2006
No Evidence of Clash in Kurdish Girl Slaying
Human Rights activists say it found no sign of a clash where 9-year-old Kurdish girl Mizgin was killed by gunfir. Her brother Hadi charges they were fired on by security forces without warning and corpses were shot again afterwards.
11 September 2006
Kemal Özmen
Movie Industry Workers Stand-up for Rights
Movie actors and playwrites warn film and TV industry of possible walkouts if conditions of new Team Agreement are not met. Their union SINE-SEN proposes to end uninsured employment, improve working hours and protect women from harassment.
8 September 2006
Ayşe Durukan
Family Burdens Distract Women from Unionism
DISK chairman Celebi announces that a youth union is to follow the founding new pensioners union. A union of women is unlikely he says. Women are already in every field. Yet they are not active at the unions executive levels, due to family burdens.
8 September 2006
Ayşe Durukan
Teachers Union Urges for Qulaity Education
Turkeys school-teachers uniaon Egitim-Sen to launch nation-wide campaign petitioning for equal, free and quality education for all levels and sections of education. Engineers Chamber, TMMOB and largest union confedartion Turk-Is to support campaign.
8 September 2006
Kemal Özmen
Investigate into Killing of Kurdish Girl
9-year-old Mizgin Ozbek and two others were sprayed with bullets in a car in southeast Batman while officials maintain child was caught in cross-fire. Human rights NGOs and local Bar Association set up fact-finding delegation.
7 September 2006
Kemal Özmen
AI: Justice Delayed and Denied in Turkey
Turkey criticized in the lastest Amnesty International report on The persistence of protracted and unfair trials for those charged under anti-terrorism legislation. AI issues seven-point appeal for improvements addressed at Ankara government.
7 September 2006
Put 1980 Coup Commanders on Trial
A year after filing a criminal complaint against commanders who staged Turkeys 1980 military take-over, the Platform Against Coups has repeated its charges at the Court of Appeals, demanding former Chief of Staff Evren and commanders to put on trial.
6 September 2006
Turkey To Send Troops to Lebanon
Brushing off public reaction and warnings by opposition deputies, ruling AKP majority passes government motion to send Turkish soldiers to Lebanon. Simultaneous to the vote, over 10 thousand people poured out to the streets of capital Ankara in protest.
6 September 2006
Kemal Özmen
Oct. 5: Black Day For Freedom of Expression
Turkish courts are geared up to hear 45 press and freedom of expression cases until the end of the year. First case starts with the Kirandi trial on September 8 while eight journalists, writers and publishers are to face judges on October 5.
6 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Gunmen Open Fire on Local TV Producer
Armed assailants open fire on Adiyaman Journalists Association former chairman and local Mercan TV producer Ersoy in front of his house. Ersoy comes out of attack without being harmed. Adiyaman Haber newspaper and Journalists Association condemn attack
6 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Journalist To Face Abetting Charges
Arrested 3 months ago on allegations made by a state repentant, Reporter Demirkaya is to be tried for aiding and abetting the PKK. He faces 10 years imprisonment if found guilty and on separate trial for covering the release of kidnapped soldier Kirandi
5 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Martyr Families Say No Troops To Lebanon
Families of soldiers killed in action in troubled Southeast region blame government and call on Ankara to refrain from sending troops to Lebanon. Reaction to government policy mounts in wake of new funerals for soldiers killed in clashes with PKK.
5 September 2006
Charges Leveled Against Bombing General
Chief of Staff Prosecutors Office charges retired General Tokat for public revelation of ordering clandestine street bombings in Southeast Turkey. Rights activists insist retired commander should be put on trial for human rights violations.
4 September 2006
Turks to Rally Against Troops to Lebanon
As Turkish MPs meet tomorrow to debate a government ruling to send troops to Lebanon, peace activists opposing the move will take to the streets in a major rally.. DISK calls for mass participation to prevent coffins coming back from Lebanon.
4 September 2006
Emine Özcan
11 DTP Executives Arrested
Diyarbakir court arrests 11 executives of pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party including provincial chairman Avci after police storm party headquarters in Siirt. Politicians accused of aiding the outlawed PKK organization and conducting propaganda.
4 September 2006
Should We Go to Lebanon or Not ?
Four students were beaten by side watchers as they tried to protest sending troops to Lebanon. Police Chief Cerrah approved of the lynching. As celebrations went on for the Victory Day, we talked to youngsters on the issue: Theyre simply confused.
31 August 2006
Kemal Özmen
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Activists Demand Toxic Ship to be Sent Back
Activists demanded the Minister of Environment that the Dutch ship Otapan loaded with high levels of asbestos should be sent back. Netherlands sent the ship to Izmir for tearing down but rejected to declare the level of toxic waste involved.
23 August 2006
Ataturk Trial Against Journalist Calislar
Journalist Ipek Calislar will be tried for insulting Ataturk in her last book, Latife Hanim, where hes told to wear a scarf to avoid murder. Lawyer Kanar says that prosecutors are givin way to nationalism by taking such individual complaints seriously.
23 August 2006
Ban on GL Publication is Going to the ECHR
The Attorney Generalship of Ankara had banned Kaos GL gay and lesbian solidarity foundations publication issue on pornography. The First Instance Criminal Court rejected their appeal. The Foundation is preparing to carry the case to the ECHR.
22 August 2006
Thousands Protested Against Troops to Lebanon
Thousands of anti-war protesters gathered in Kadikoy demanding Israel to withdraw immediately from Lebanese and Palestine soil as well as closure of military bases and abolition of bilateral treaties with Israel from the government.
21 August 2006
Kemal Özmen
Still No State Policy on Earthquake Risks
It has been seven years since the Marmara Earthquake in Kocaeli that took thousands of lives and left many more without a home. As experts warn for another disaster threat for Istanbul, no concrete precautions had been put in place by the government.
17 August 2006
Clues For Beginners to Live in Istanbul
Some degree of Turkish is essential if you are intended to stay for a relatively longer time in Istanbul. Maps may not help, ask friends how to start strolling through the city. Share a flat with others, you will enjoy greater freedom than in a hostel.
17 August 2006
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Company Refuses to Distribute Kurdish Daily
A company in Malatya has refused to distribute Kurdish-language Azadiya Welat newspaper after publication turns daily following 12 years of weekly print. They are distributing through 12 bureaus across the country.
16 August 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Dont Send Soldiers to Lebanon
29 leading intellectuals sign open letter saying government should only send humanitarian aid to the Middle East. Baydar: Cease-Fire declared for countries to send soldiers while the function of the peace corps is to suppress Palestine and Lebanon.
15 August 2006
Emine Özcan
TBB Ends Free Counsel Strike
Union of Bar Associations ends its protest of obligatory counsel services after Prime Minister issues orders for a new law and payment plan. Services to offer government-sponsored counsel to victims and defendants resume as the Union welcome solution.
14 August 2006
Kemal Özmen
Multiple Investigations into Bombing General
Sirnak Prosecutors Office prosecution also investigating retired General Tokat for public revelation on ordering clandestine street bombings to intimidate judges and civil servants. New probe looks into whether he was involved in similar activities there
14 August 2006
State Regards Own Citizens as Foreigners
State Supervisory Council lists minority foundations among foreign legal entities in report probing land purchases by foreigners. Lawyer Hatemi: This is a disgrace, a Constitutional offence. Cano: their executives are citizens of the Republic.
14 August 2006
Tolga Korkut
Minister Calls for Womens Summit
Minister in Charge of Women Issues calls on public institutions, civil society and women organizations to attend September 8 Ankara meeting focusing on PMs new circular to prevent violence against women and honor killings.
14 August 2006
Ayşe Durukan
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