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Constitutional Court: Verdict of Non-Prosecution on Sexual Abuse Allegation Violated Rights

Constitutional Court: Verdict of Non-Prosecution on Sexual Abuse Allegation Violated Rights

A court violated the prohibition of mistreatment by its decision of non-prosecution in a case against a man who allegedly sexually abused his wife's 14-year-old niece, according to the Constitutional Court verdict.

27 November 2019

‘Emotional Impact’ Ruling by Constitutional Court: Press Freedom of Yeni Akit Violated

‘Emotional Impact’ Ruling by Constitutional Court: Press Freedom of Yeni Akit Violated

The Constitutional Court has concluded that the freedom of expression and press of pro-government daily Yeni Akit has been violated: “Freedom of expression needs to be considered independently of the emotional impact created by the expression.”

19 November 2019 Ayça Söylemez

‘Exaggerated and Provocative Statements Fall Within Freedom of Expression’

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‘Exaggerated and Provocative Statements Fall Within Freedom of Expression’

Announcing its ruling on a libel suit filed by one journalist against another, the Constitutional Court has concluded that “freedom of expression should be interpreted so broadly to allow exaggeration and even provocation to a degree.”

12 November 2019 Ayça Söylemez

'One Cannot be Convicted of Terrorism for Attending Events of a Legal Organization'

PRECEDENT BY CONSTITUTIONAL COURT

'One Cannot be Convicted of Terrorism for Attending Events of a Legal Organization'

Evaluating the application of Urhan, who was convicted of "membership of a terrorist organization," the Constitutional Court has found it unlawful that participating in the activities of a legal organization was a reason for conviction.

8 November 2019 Ayça Söylemez

Prosecutor's Office Didn't Investigate 'Illegal Wiretapping Upon Anonymous Notification'

Prosecutor's Office Didn't Investigate 'Illegal Wiretapping Upon Anonymous Notification'

The Constitutional Court has ruled that phone tapping over anonymous notifications violated rights and the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office did not investigate the role of the Directorate of Telecommunication and Communication in the tappings.

7 November 2019

‘Public Officers Can Also Protest a Minister’

‘Public Officers Can Also Protest a Minister’

The Constitutional Court has announced its ruling on an Education Union (Eğitim-Sen) member teacher penalized for applauding the Minister of Education in protest. The Court has ruled that his freedom of association has been violated.

6 November 2019 Ayça Söylemez

Constitutional Court Ruling of ‘Non-Pecuniary Damages’ in Bomb Attack

Constitutional Court Ruling of ‘Non-Pecuniary Damages’ in Bomb Attack

The Constitutional Court has given its justified ruling on Uçar family who were injured in a bomb attack in Aydın. The Court has ruled that the case shall be heard again as the family has a right to receive non-pecuniary damages.

6 November 2019 Ayça Söylemez

Constitutional Court Ruling on ‘Banner Case’: Opinions Can Disturb Society

Constitutional Court Ruling on ‘Banner Case’: Opinions Can Disturb Society

The Constitutional Court has announced its ruling on students sentenced to pay a fine for opening a banner at university: “The right to assembly and demonstration does not solely protect the views and opinions accepted by the wider society."

1 November 2019 Ayça Söylemez

Constitutional Court: Four Orders of Publication Ban Violated Rights

Constitutional Court: Four Orders of Publication Ban Violated Rights

The top court has announced its verdict after combining four applications, including an application by bianet, on different orders of broadcast and publication bans.

23 October 2019 Hikmet Adal

Constitutional Court: Child's Right to Life Violated Due to Receiving Shock from Power Unit

Constitutional Court: Child's Right to Life Violated Due to Receiving Shock from Power Unit

The court has said that public authorities "should immediately implement appropriate administrative measures to protect children and people in need of special protection."

Court Rules for Release of Sırrı Süreyya Önder

Court Rules for Release of Sırrı Süreyya Önder

The İstanbul 26th Heavy Penal Court has written down the ruling of release of Sırrı Süreyya Önder. Speaking to bianet, his lawyer Arzu Eylem Kayaoğlu has stated that Önder is expected to be released in evening hours.

Constitutional Court: There is No Violence, Threat or Hate in His Speech

JUSTIFIED RULING ON SIRRI SÜREYYA ÖNDER

Constitutional Court: There is No Violence, Threat or Hate in His Speech

The General Assembly of the Constitutional Court has announced its justified ruling on former HDP MP Sırrı Süreyya Önder. While the Court has concluded that his right to freedom of expression has been violated, Önder has not yet been released.

‘Why Doesn’t Constitutional Court Take Any Action About Application of Demirtaş?’

‘Why Doesn’t Constitutional Court Take Any Action About Application of Demirtaş?’

Lawyer Kayaoğlu has emphasized that the Constitutional Court, which has recently concluded that freedom of expression of Sırrı Süreyya Önder is violated, has not yet responded to the application of imprisoned former HDP Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş.

3 October 2019 Evrim Kepenek

Constitutional Court: Freedom of Expression of Sırrı Süreyya Önder Violated

Constitutional Court: Freedom of Expression of Sırrı Süreyya Önder Violated

Constitutional Court has concluded that the freedom of expression of former HDP MP Sırrı Süreyya Önder has been violated by his prison sentence of 3 years, 6 months on charge of "propagandizing for a terrorist organization".

Constitutional Court: Demonstration Ban in State of Emergency is a Right Violation

Constitutional Court: Demonstration Ban in State of Emergency is a Right Violation

The Constitutional Court has concluded that the penal fine given to Education Union (Eğitim-Sen) member teacher Elma for violating the demonstration ban during the State of Emergency in Antalya violated her right to assembly and demonstration.

Confidence in Judicial System Extremely Low, Says Constitutional Court Deputy President

Confidence in Judicial System Extremely Low, Says Constitutional Court Deputy President

Turkey needs a judicial culture that is based on rights and conscience, Yıldırım has remarked.

24 September 2019

Constitutional Court President Says They Have 47 Thousand Individual Applications to Conclude

Constitutional Court President Says They Have 47 Thousand Individual Applications to Conclude

President of the Constitutional Court Arslan has said, "Since 2012, over 244 thousand individual applications have been made to the Constitutional Court. Our court concluded 197 thousand of them."

23 September 2019

Constitutional Court: Broadcast Ban Violates Freedom of Expression and Press

Constitutional Court: Broadcast Ban Violates Freedom of Expression and Press

Announcing its verdict regarding the appeal of Halk TV channel, the Constitutional Court has concluded that the broadcast ban imposed on news about a committee established to investigate four former ministers has violated “freedom of press and expression".

17 September 2019

Constitutional Court: Right to Assembly and Demonstration Violated on May Day in 2009

ATTORNEY MERİÇ EYÜBOĞLU COMMENTS FOR BİANET

Constitutional Court: Right to Assembly and Demonstration Violated on May Day in 2009

Commenting on the verdict of right violation given by the Constitutional Court for the police violence on May Day in 2009, attorney Eyüboğlu has criticized that the ruling has failed to address the use of chemical gas during the intervention.

13 September 2019 Pınar Tarcan

CHP Submits Bill of Law for Reinstatement of Academics for Peace

CHP Submits Bill of Law for Reinstatement of Academics for Peace

CHP Group Deputy Chair Özgür Özel has announced that after the Constitutional Court has given a ruling of right violation for Academics for Peace, they have submitted a bill of law for the reinstatement of 406 academics.

11 September 2019

Constitutional Court Rules for 100 Thousand Liras of Compensation for 'Unlawful Arrest'

Constitutional Court Rules for 100 Thousand Liras of Compensation for 'Unlawful Arrest'

Concluding the individual applications of four people who were arrested for periods of one to three years, the Constitutional Court ruled a total of 100 thousand liras of non-pecuniary damage shall be paid to them "because the arrests were not lawful".

11 September 2019 Ayça Söylemez

Constitutional Court: Police Violence Against Journalist 'Violation of Freedom of Expression'

Constitutional Court: Police Violence Against Journalist 'Violation of Freedom of Expression'

The court has ruled that freedom of expression is violated in the case of journalist İmrek who was beaten by the police while on duty.

10 September 2019

Constitutional Court Rejects Appeal for ‘Effective Investigation’ in Hrant Dink Murder Case

Constitutional Court Rejects Appeal for ‘Effective Investigation’ in Hrant Dink Murder Case

The Constitutional Court has rejected the application of Dink Family, who previously appealed to the court, requesting an effective investigation against the state officials who could not be investigated in Hrant Dink murder case.

Constitutional Court: We Could Disagree with Signatory Academics

Constitutional Court: We Could Disagree with Signatory Academics

In its justified ruling on academics signatory to the declaration “We will not be a party to this crime”, the Constitutional Court has concluded, “The statements that we do not agree could fall within the scope of freedom of expression.”

Prof. Dr. Kaboğlu: Administration is Obliged to Abide by Constitutional Court Verdict

CONSTITUTIONAL COURT VERDICT ON ACADEMICS FOR PEACE

Prof. Dr. Kaboğlu: Administration is Obliged to Abide by Constitutional Court Verdict

Speaking to bianet, legists have criticized the counter-declarations opened to signature by some universities after the Constitutional Court has ruled that the freedom of expression of Academics of Peace has been violated.

30 July 2019 Ruken Tuncel

233 Thousand Individual Applications to Constitutional Court in 7 Years

233 Thousand Individual Applications to Constitutional Court in 7 Years

According to the statistics announced by the Constitutional Court, while 233 thousand individual applications have been made to the court since September 2012, the Court has ruled for “violation of right to a fair trial” the most in these seven years.

Constitutional Court: Freedom of Expression of Academics for Peace Violated

TRIAL OF ACADEMICS

Constitutional Court: Freedom of Expression of Academics for Peace Violated

The Constitutional Court has ruled that the penalization of Academics for Peace on charge of “propagandizing for a terrorist organization” has violated their freedom of expression.

26 July 2019 Hikmet Adal,Tansu Pişkin

Inmate Denied His Right to Phone Call, Constitutional Court Says ‘Violation of Right’

Inmate Denied His Right to Phone Call, Constitutional Court Says ‘Violation of Right’

Announcing its ruling on convict Ümit Balaban, whose request for phoning her daughter at the weekend instead of weekdays was rejected, the Constitutional Court has concluded that his “right to respect for family life has been violated.”

Constitutional Court Restricts Authority of Council of Higher Education

Constitutional Court Restricts Authority of Council of Higher Education

Constitutional Court has ruled for the annulment of the article authorizing the Council of Higher Education Chair to directly launch an investigation against academics. “It undermines scientific autonomy and exceeds inspection authority”, it has concluded.

18 July 2019 Ruken Tuncel

Constitutional Court: Arrest of Journalist Deniz Yücel is ‘Violation of Rights’

Constitutional Court: Arrest of Journalist Deniz Yücel is ‘Violation of Rights’

The Constitutional Court has ruled that the arrest of journalist Deniz Yücel has violated his “personal freedom and security” and “freedom of expression and press.”

Constitutional Court Rules for 5 Thousand liras of Compensation for One-Day Unjust Detention

Constitutional Court Rules for 5 Thousand liras of Compensation for One-Day Unjust Detention

The top court has ruled that the 150 liras of compensation a child received for being unjustly detained is too low and increased the compensation to 5 thousand liras.

20 June 2019 Ayça Söylemez

Non-Pecuniary Damages to be Paid to Woman Battered by Police When Pregnant

CONSTITUTIONAL COURT RULING

Non-Pecuniary Damages to be Paid to Woman Battered by Police When Pregnant

The Constitutional Court has announced its justified ruling regarding a woman who had a miscarriage due to police violence during a protest. The court has ruled that non-pecuniary damages of 17 thousand 500 TRY shall be paid to her.

19 June 2019 Ayça Söylemez

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