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Constitutional Court

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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.
29 July 2019
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.”
19 July 2019
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.”
28 June 2019
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
Constitutional Court Postpones Meeting on Academics for Peace
TRIAL OF ACADEMICS
Constitutional Court Postpones Meeting on Academics for Peace
Examining the individual applications of 10 Academics for Peace signatory to the declaration “We will not be a party to this crime”, the Constitutional Court has postponed the meeting as the Ministry of Justice did not submit the requested “opinion”.
30 May 2019
‘Failure to Give Inmates Newspapers and Magazines Violates Freedom of Expression’
CONSTITUTIONAL COURT RULING
‘Failure to Give Inmates Newspapers and Magazines Violates Freedom of Expression’
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the newspapers and magazines not given to inmates are arbitrarily selected, the selection varies depending on the charges brought against the inmates and prisons, which, in turn, violates freedom of expression.
22 May 2019
‘AKP Has Captured Both Supreme Election Council and Constitutional Court’
LAWYER KAZAN COMMENTS ON CONSTITUTIONAL COURT RULING ON KAVALA
‘AKP Has Captured Both Supreme Election Council and Constitutional Court’
Examining the application of imprisoned businessperson and rights defender Osman Kavala after two years, the Constitutional Court has ruled by a majority vote that there is no violation of rights committed by his arrest.
22 May 2019 Evrim Kepenek
‘Constitutional Court Should Give a Judgement Without Fear, Considering its Prestige’
LAWYER TURGUT KAZAN COMMENTS
‘Constitutional Court Should Give a Judgement Without Fear, Considering its Prestige’
The Constitutional Court will examine the application of Osman Kavala in its meeting on May 22. Speaking to bianet, lawyer Turgut Kazan has stated that “the court should give its judgement by considering its own prestige and without feeling any fear.”
21 May 2019 Evrim Kepenek
Constitutional Court: Access Ban on Yarkadaş’s Tweet Violates Freedom of Press, Expression
Constitutional Court: Access Ban on Yarkadaş’s Tweet Violates Freedom of Press, Expression
Pronouncing its verdict regarding an access ban on a tweet by journalist and former CHP MP Yarkadaş, who shared a news article from Gerçek Gündem website, the Constitutional Court has ruled that his freedom of press and expression has been violated.
15 May 2019 Ayça Söylemez
Constitutional Court Rules There is No Violation of Rights in Arrest of Altan and Ilıcak
Constitutional Court Rules There is No Violation of Rights in Arrest of Altan and Ilıcak
Announcing its verdict on the individual applications of journalists Ahmet Altan, Nazlı Ilıcak and Ali Bulaç, the Constitutional Court has ruled that there is no violation of rights in arrest of Ilıcak and Altan. The court has accepted the application of Bulaç.
3 May 2019
Constitutional Court Rules That Arrest of 2 Journalists is ‘Right Violation’
Constitutional Court Rules That Arrest of 2 Journalists is ‘Right Violation’
While the Constitutional Court has ruled that the arrest of Akın Atalay, Murat Sabuncu, Ahmet Şık, Önder Çelik and Bülent Utku is not violation of rights, it has ruled that the arrest of Kadri Gürsel and Murat Aksoy has violated their rights.
3 May 2019
Constitutional Court to Examine Appeals of 10 Journalists
Constitutional Court to Examine Appeals of 10 Journalists
The Constitutional Court will convene on May 2 for its general assembly and examine the applications of 10 journalists including jailed journalists Ahmet Altan and Nazlı Ilıcak as well as Murat Sabuncu, Kadri Gürsel, Ahmet Şık and Murat Aksoy.
30 April 2019
Constitutional Court: Freedom of Expression and Press of bianet Violated
Constitutional Court: Freedom of Expression and Press of bianet Violated
Announcing its ruling on an access block imposed on a bianet news about plagiarism by former Minister of National Education Ömer Dinçer, the Constitutional Court has ruled that the freedom of expression and press of bianet has been violated.
26 April 2019
Constitutional Court: ‘Murderer Police’ Slogan is Disturbing Criticism, Not Personal Insult
Constitutional Court: ‘Murderer Police’ Slogan is Disturbing Criticism, Not Personal Insult
The Constitutional Court has ruled that three university students who chanted the slogan “Murderer police will be brought to account” while being taken into custody uttered these remarks with the intention of criticism, not personal insult.
13 March 2019 Ayça Söylemez
Constitutional Court: Indefinite Telephone Ban Violates Freedom of Communication
Constitutional Court: Indefinite Telephone Ban Violates Freedom of Communication
Announcing its judgement on Aktaş, a convict in İmralı Prison, who was banned from making phone calls for a year, the Constitutional Court has ruled that his “freedom of communication” has been violated. Aktaş will be paid 4 thousand TRY in damages.
7 March 2019
Application to Constitutional Court for Yiğit Aksakoğlu
Application to Constitutional Court for Yiğit Aksakoğlu
Attorneys of rights defender Yiğit Aksakoğlu, who has been arrested as part of the investigation into the Gezi Park protests, have applied to the Constitutional Court on the ground that “his right to a fair trial has been violated.”
1 March 2019
Constitutional Court Rules Compensation for Maltreatment of Arrested Children
Constitutional Court Rules Compensation for Maltreatment of Arrested Children
Announcing its judgement on children subjected to maltreatment, battery and naked body search in prison, the Constitutional Court has ruled that the prohibition of ill treatment has been violated and a compensation of 90 thousand TRY shall be paid to children.
1 March 2019 Ayça Söylemez
Authorities Not Responsible for Collapsed Hotel, Says Constitutional Court
2011 VAN EARTHQUAKES
Authorities Not Responsible for Collapsed Hotel, Says Constitutional Court
Announcing its verdict on the applications of the relatives of people who died at the collapsed Bayram Hotel, the Constitutional Court has ruled that there was no violation of the right to life.
28 February 2019 Ayça Söylemez
ECtHR Judgement on Cizre Basements: Constitutional Court Ruling to be Awaited
ECtHR Judgement on Cizre Basements: Constitutional Court Ruling to be Awaited
Announcing its verdict regarding the death of Orhan Tunç, who was killed in operations during the period of curfews in Cizre three years ago, the ECtHR has found the application “inadmissible” on the ground that “all domestic remedies have not been exhausted.”
7 February 2019 Haluk Kalafat
Court Abides By Constitutional Court’s Ruling, Lifts Access Block on bianet News
Court Abides By Constitutional Court’s Ruling, Lifts Access Block on bianet News
In the wake of Constitutional Court’s verdict that an access block imposed on a news report on bianet “violated freedom of expression”, the İstanbul 7th Penal Court of Peace has abided by the verdict and ruled that the access block in question shall be lifted.
31 January 2019
Erdoğan Appoints Former AKP MP to Constitutional Court
Erdoğan Appoints Former AKP MP to Constitutional Court
President and AKP Chair Erdoğan has appointed Deputy Minister of Justice and former AKP MP Yıldız Seferinoğlu as a member to the Constitutional Court.
25 January 2019
‘Disciplinary Punishment to Demonstration for Education in Mother Tongue a Violation of Right’
CONSTITUTIONAL COURT
‘Disciplinary Punishment to Demonstration for Education in Mother Tongue a Violation of Right’
Giving its judgement regarding two teachers, who were given a disciplinary punishment for attending a march demanding mother tongue based education, Constitutional Court has ruled that their right to assembly and demonstration has been violated.
23 January 2019
Mehmet Altan: State of Emergency Commission's Decision is a Constitutional Scandal
Mehmet Altan: State of Emergency Commission's Decision is a Constitutional Scandal
Academic Mehmet Altan has filed a criminal complaint against the State of Emergency Commission's chair and members, who rejected his application for being reinstated in his post at the university, ignoring the rulings of Constitutional Court and ECtHR.
14 January 2019 Tansu Pişkin
Constitutional Court Rejects Prisoner’s Appeal on 'Freedom of Communication'
Constitutional Court Rejects Prisoner’s Appeal on 'Freedom of Communication'
A prisoner's appeal regarding his banned letters and faxes has been deemed inadmissible by the the Constitutional Court.
4 January 2019 Ayça Söylemez
Prison Sentence of Selahattin Demirtaş Taken to Constitutional Court
Prison Sentence of Selahattin Demirtaş Taken to Constitutional Court
After the court of appeal upheld the prison sentence of 4 years, 8 months given to HDP former Co-Chair Demirtaş, his attorneys have appealed to the Constitutional Court, stating that his right to a free election and freedom of expression have been violated.
2 January 2019
Officers Can Criticize Their Seniors on Social Media, Constitutional Court Rules
Officers Can Criticize Their Seniors on Social Media, Constitutional Court Rules
Constitutional Court has announced its verdict on police officer H.Ö., who was given a reprimand due to his social media post about his seniors, and ruled that his freedom of expression has been violated.
5 December 2018 Ayça Söylemez
Constitutional Court Rejects Applications of Kışanak and Tuncel
Constitutional Court Rejects Applications of Kışanak and Tuncel
The Constitutional Court has announced its judgement regarding the applications of imprisoned politicians Gültan Kışanak and Sebahat Tuncel and rejected their applications on the ground that they are “inadmissible”.
4 December 2018
Constitutional Court: Press Freedom of bianet Violated
Constitutional Court: Press Freedom of bianet Violated
Announcing its verdict regarding a ruling which blocked access to a bianet news dated 2006, the Constitutional Court has ruled that the removal of the related news report from the website “has violated the freedoms of expression and press.”
4 December 2018
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