content tagged with Muharrem Erbey

Global Call For Action to Free Muharrem Erbey

Global Call For Action to Free Muharrem Erbey

International human rights organizations urged the immediate release of Muharrem Erbey, an official from Turkey’s Human Right Association who has been jailed for 4 years due to his peaceful activism.

15 January 2014

Retired Colonel Temizöz Detained Pending Trial

UNSOLVED MURDERS

Retired Colonel Temizöz Detained Pending Trial

Colonel Cemal Temizöz, former Kayseri Provincial Gendarmerie Regiment Commander, was brought to the Diyarbakır D Type Prison. He is tried for alleged kidnapping and killing 20 people with torture in Cizre between 1993 and 1995.

21 September 2010 Erol Önderoğlu

"Freedom for Kurdish Politicians" Online Signature Campaign

BDP OPERATION

"Freedom for Kurdish Politicians" Online Signature Campaign

An internet signature campaign has been launched for the release of detained BDP members and human rights defenders. The Human Rights Association Diyarbakır called the international community to act on behalf of association chairman Erbey.

7 January 2010 Tolga Korkut

International Appeal for Release of Human Rights Defenders

International Appeal for Release of Human Rights Defenders

REMDH and FEMED rights organizations demanded the release of Human Rights Association executive Kalaycı and deputy chair Erbey who was arrested in an operation against the Kurdistan Democratic Confederation.

5 January 2010 Erol Önderoğlu

Peace Activists Support Kurdish DTP

Kurdish Question

Peace Activists Support Kurdish DTP

Joining a parliamentary group meeting of the DTP, peace activists expressed their support for the party. In a speech, Mater said that DTP was a necessary partner in a search for a solution to the Kurdish Question.

“DTP Operation Violates Right to Defence”

Lawyer Muharrem Erbey of Diyarbakır’s Human Rights Association says that the DTP members arrested do not know what they are being accused of. More than 250 people are said to have been detained, and around 80 arrested.

20 April 2009 Tolga Korkut