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occupational homicides

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1,042 workers lost their lives in Turkey’s mines in 10 years
1,042 workers lost their lives in Turkey’s mines in 10 years
Union of Chambers of Turkish Engineers and Architects (TMMOB) Chair Koramaz says, “Looking on occupational homicides and associating the incidents with fate and disposition, the political power holders are making great efforts to protect this system.”
4 March 2021
At least 199 workers lost their lives in January
HEALTH AND SAFETY LABOR WATCH
At least 199 workers lost their lives in January
The most common cause of death was again Covid-19.
9 February 2021
At least 294 workers died in November
HEALTH AND SAFETY LABOR WATCH
At least 294 workers died in November
Three children, four refugees and 21 women were among the workers who were killed in the last month.
8 December 2020
‘25,716 workers lost their lives in Turkey in 18 years’
CHP MP TANRIKULU
‘25,716 workers lost their lives in Turkey in 18 years’
According to main opposition CHP MP Tanrıkulu’s “Report on Occupational Homicides in Turkey”, which covers the period when the AKP has been in power, 25 thousand 716 workers lost their lives in occupational homicides in 18 years.
13 November 2020
Health and Safety Labor Watch: At least 164 workers lost their lives in July
Health and Safety Labor Watch: At least 164 workers lost their lives in July
A total of 1,098 workers lost their lives in occupational homicides this year, according to the İSİG report.
12 August 2020
At least 188 workers killed in June
HEALTH AND SAFETY LABOR WATCH
At least 188 workers killed in June
Eight children and eight refugees were among the killed workers while only three of them were unionized, according to the İSİG report.
9 July 2020
'Workers didn't have protective equipment, cigarettes were allowed inside the factory'
EXPLOSION AT FIREWORKS FACTORY
'Workers didn't have protective equipment, cigarettes were allowed inside the factory'
"As we have become accustomed to after all the occupational homicides, the first ones to be detained are the managing director, the occupational safety specialist and two overseers," TMMOB has said.
7 July 2020
Fireworks factory explosion: 'They endangered people's lives,' says killed worker's brother
Fireworks factory explosion: 'They endangered people's lives,' says killed worker's brother
Murat Tepeçınar, who lost his brother in the explosion in Sakarya, has said that the businesspeople "didn't even attend our funerals. we are not their enemies.
6 July 2020 Hikmet Adal
‘156 Workers Lost Their Lives in May, At Least 29 Due to Coronavirus’
HEALTH AND SAFETY LABOR WATCH
‘156 Workers Lost Their Lives in May, At Least 29 Due to Coronavirus’
Of 156 workers who lost their lives in May, six were women and six were children, according to a recent report released by the Health and Safety Labor Watch (İSİG Assembly). At least 29 of the deceased died of coronavirus.
8 June 2020
Two Workers Die After Explosion in İstanbul Factory
Two Workers Die After Explosion in İstanbul Factory
A small factory has partially collapsed after an explosion in its boiler room.
29 May 2020
İSİG Report: Nearly Half of Worker Fatalities in April Caused by Covid-19
İSİG Report: Nearly Half of Worker Fatalities in April Caused by Covid-19
The Health and Safety Labor Watch has released its monthly report on occupational homicides.
5 May 2020
İSİG Assembly: At Least 126 Workers Killed in Occupational Homicides in November
İSİG Assembly: At Least 126 Workers Killed in Occupational Homicides in November
According to the Health and Safety Labor Watch Report, 1,606 workers lost their lives in occupational homicides in 2019.
6 December 2019
At Least 148 Workers Lose Their Lives in August
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ASSEMBLY REPORT
At Least 148 Workers Lose Their Lives in August
Of the killed workers, 14 were children, 12 were women and 11 were immigrants. The total number of occupational homicides this yeart was 1,174.
9 September 2019
‘Occupational Homicides a Result of Precarious and Excessive Work’
LABORERS’ HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ASSEMBLY
‘Occupational Homicides a Result of Precarious and Excessive Work’
After a worker has lost his life and another has been wounded in an occupational homicide at İstanbul Airport, Murat Çakır from the Laborers’ Health and Occupational Safety (İSİG) Assembly has spoken to bianet: “The future that they promise is deaths.”
15 August 2019 Ruken Tuncel
At Least 124 Workers Lose Their Lives in June
LABORERS’ HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ASSEMBLY
At Least 124 Workers Lose Their Lives in June
According to a report released by the Laborers’ Health and Occupational Safety (İSİG) Assembly, at least 124 workers have died in occupational homicides in June. In the first six months of this year, 840 workers have lost their lives.
5 July 2019
At Least 108 Workers Lose Their Lives in March
LABORERS' HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ASSEMBLY
At Least 108 Workers Lose Their Lives in March
In March, 108 workers have lost their lives, including 104 men, five children, and 11 refugees. The number of workers who lost their lives in occupational homicides became 392.
8 April 2019
At Least 226 Workers Lost Their Lives in İstanbul in 2018
LABORERS' HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ASSEMBLY
At Least 226 Workers Lost Their Lives in İstanbul in 2018
According to the figures by the İSİG Assembly, 96 percent of the killed workers in İstanbul were men. Most deaths occurred in the construction and building sector.
19 March 2019
'Women Workers are Not Seen Even if They Die in Occupational Homicides'
LABORERS' HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ASSEMBLY
'Women Workers are Not Seen Even if They Die in Occupational Homicides'
According to the February report of the İSİG, 125 workers, including 9 women and one child, have been killed in occupational homicides. Ahead of March 8, the report addresses women workers' situation in terms of workers' health and job security.
4 March 2019
At Least 155 Workers Lose Their Lives in January
LABORERS’ HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ASSEMBLY
At Least 155 Workers Lose Their Lives in January
According to a report released by the Laborers’ Health and Occupational Safety (İSİG) Assembly, at least 155 workers, including 10 children and 11 women, have lost their lives in occupational homicides across Turkey in the first month of 2019.
4 February 2019
Minister of Transport: 25 of 55 Workers Died by 'Natural Causes' in 3rd Airport
Minister of Transport: 25 of 55 Workers Died by 'Natural Causes' in 3rd Airport
According to Minister of Transport Cahit Turhan, deaths by natural causes in the construction of the 3rd Airport “were not caused by the workplace or the employer.” As for the unnatural deaths, the Minister has stated flaws of the killed workers as reason.
17 January 2019
5 Workers from Syria Lose Their Lives in Fire
5 Workers from Syria Lose Their Lives in Fire
Five workers from Syria have lost their lives in a fire that broke out in Ankara Furniture Manufacturers’ Site in Ankara. Throughout 2018, at least 108 migrant-refugee workers lost their lives in occupational homicides in Turkey.
17 January 2019
At Least 154 Workers Lost Their Lives in November
LABORERS’ HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ASSEMBLY
At Least 154 Workers Lost Their Lives in November
The Laborers’ Health and Occupational Safety (İSİG) Assembly has announced that at least 154 workers died in occupational homicides across Turkey in November. Between the years 2002 and 2018, 1,693 mine workers have also lost their lives.
4 December 2018
‘52 Deadly Occupational Accidents Occur in Construction of 3rd İstanbul Airport’
PRESIDENCY COMMUNICATION CENTER
‘52 Deadly Occupational Accidents Occur in Construction of 3rd İstanbul Airport’
Responding to the questions of CHP İstanbul MP Ali Şeker, the Presidency Communication Center has announced that 52 deadly occupational accidents have taken place in the construction of the 3rd Airport in İstanbul in five years.
3 December 2018
Concrete Block Collapses in Highway Construction: 3 Workers Lose Their Lives
Concrete Block Collapses in Highway Construction: 3 Workers Lose Their Lives
A concrete block has collapsed in the construction of a viaduct in Kocaeli-Gebze section of the Northern Marmara Highway. While three workers have lost their lives, a broadcast ban has been imposed on the news relating to the incident.
28 November 2018
At Least 177 Workers Lost Their Lives in October
LABORERS’ HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ASSEMBLY
At Least 177 Workers Lost Their Lives in October
In the first ten months of 2018, 1,640 workers have lost their lives in occupational homicides across Turkey. At least 177 workers, two of whom were children and ten of whom were women, lost their lives in October.
5 November 2018
HDP and CHP Bring Death of 3rd Airport Worker into Parliamentary Agenda
HDP and CHP Bring Death of 3rd Airport Worker into Parliamentary Agenda
HDP MP Kemalbay and CHP MP Şeker have submitted parliamentary inquiries into the death of a worker at the construction site of 3rd Airport in İstanbul. They have asked how many workers have lost their lives since the beginning of the construction.
26 October 2018
Kürkçü, Tanal Acquitted
Kürkçü, Tanal Acquitted
HDP Honorary Chair Ertuğrul Kürkçü and CHP İstanbul MP Mahmut Tanal have been acquitted of the charges “opposing to the Law on Meetings and Demonstrations” and “resisting to hinder the fulfillment of duty.”
4 October 2018
157 Workers Lost Their Lives in September
LABORERS’ HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ASSEMBLY
157 Workers Lost Their Lives in September
The Laborers’ Health and Occupational Safety Assembly has stated that at least 157 workers lost their lives in occupational homicides in September 2018.
4 October 2018
At Least 180 Workers Lose Their Lives in August
At Least 180 Workers Lose Their Lives in August
According to August report of Laborer Health and Occupational Safety Assembly, at least 180 workers lost their lives in occupational homicides last month. 1,290 workers lost their lives in the first eight months of 2018 in Turkey.
6 September 2018
Conscience and Justice Watch at Galatasaray Square Banned
Conscience and Justice Watch at Galatasaray Square Banned
In the wake of Saturday Mothers/People being prevented from gathering at Galatasaray Square, the conscience and justice watch to be held for the 75th time by the Workers’ Families Seeking Justice initiative has also been forbidden by the District Governorship.
3 September 2018
Occupational Safety Assembly: At Least 117 Workers Die in April
Occupational Safety Assembly: At Least 117 Workers Die in April
According to Laborers’ Health and Occupation Safety Assembly, at least 177 laborers including four children, 10 women and eight immigrant/refugee have lost their lives in April.
7 May 2018
At Least 182 Workers Killed in Occupational Homicides in October
At Least 182 Workers Killed in Occupational Homicides in October
According to the Occupational Health and Safety Council, at least 182 workers have lost their lives in occupational homicides in October. The death toll has reached 1,683 for the first ten months of 2017.
6 November 2017
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