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Dockyard Dispute Turns International
Foreign unions, parties and groups demand immediate release of dockyard union executives Dinc and Saygili who were arrested on pretext of resisting the police after being beaten up. Still no news on any investigation into earlier police attacks.
15 June 2006
Prosecutor Arrests Two Unionists
Istanbul prosecutor orders arrest of two unionists detained by police. LIMTER-IS chair Dinc and Training Expert Saygili placed in Kartal prison. Lawyer Akkilic says decision arbitrary, illegal. We will complain. Unions call for immediate release.
13 June 2006
US Nukes at Incirlik Questioned
Opposition CHP deputy Elekdag prepares to table nuclear bombs issue at Parliament: We dont need them, lets send them back. Global BAKs Mater: Secret decree is still kept secret. Agreement may have been automatically extended.
12 June 2006
Rights Activists Rise to Defend Keskin
Human rights activists stand up for IHD Istanbul branch former chair Eren Keskin after group of women organizations make her public target in newspaper ads. IHD chairman Alatas says Keskin is marked. IHDG: This is an unacceptable lynch campaign.
8 June 2006
17 Miners Killed In Explosion & Collapse
Balikesir miner deaths sparks off appeals for union control at Turkish mines. UNionist Uygur says: Preventing unions is leading to deaths. MADEN-ISs Guzel: Accidents will significantly decline where there are unions at the work place.
5 June 2006
Police Attacks Dockyard Union Workers
At least six people were seriously injured when police attacked dockyard workers attempting to hold press conference demanding delayed wages. 16 others including executives of LIMTER-IS union are under custody.
1 June 2006
DISK Withdraws From Social Dialogue
Turkeys DISK Confederation withdraws from ILO meetings and suspends Economic and Social Council as well as EU-Turkey advisory committee membership blaming government for not taking forward steps on union rights.
29 May 2006
Diyarbakir: Investigation on 31 Torture Cases
Diyarbakir Prosecutors Office has launched investigations into 31 claims of torture under detention. Bar Association Chair Tanrıkulu says There were over 400 torture, mistreatment claims. Even a partial investigation is positive. But still nothing.
26 May 2006
Pledges to Trace Back Gladio Unconvincing
Saglar: To open the Susurluk file means challenging the system. Neither Erdogan nor Baykal have such a concern. Birdal: Agar and the National Security Council should be put on the agenda. Without Susurluk and its continuation unveiled, no democracy.
26 May 2006
State Council Murder Targets Role Change
Human Rights Foundation chair Onen says Turkish-Islamic synthesis reviving in different shape with State Council attack and notes nationalist atmosphere in lack of leftist movement brings economic benefit to politics. The compromise is about an economy o
24 May 2006
Judges Cant Function Under Death-Threat
Lawyer İlkiz saysAttack on Council of State is a despicable massacre of law. Prof. Dr. Azrak: A justice mechanism operating under heavy threat cannot fulfill its function. Judges are humans too. Responsibility is with the whole of the administration.
18 May 2006
Journalists Duty To Criticize PM Say Judges
Court of Appeals quashes compensation sentence against Radikal daily journalist Yıldırım Turker in Prime Minister libel case. Court says the behavior of the Prime Minister can be debated and even severely criticized
9 May 2006
Military Court Defies Medical Science
Military Court of Appeals reference to homosexuality as an advanced psychological disorder in total objector Tarhan case draws scientific reaction. The physicians and psychiatries say definition is wrong, homosexuality is neither disease nor disorder.
4 May 2006
Military Court Defies EHCR Rulings
Military Court of Appeals rules ECHR decisions on conscientious objection not abiding for Turkey. Homosexuality is an advanced psychological disorder the court says and orders objector Tarhan to serve the military.
3 May 2006
Rice Leaves Ankara Pleased
Prof. Dr. Dedeoglu: Chaotic conditions not in interests of USA. America concerned over risk of independent Kurdistan in Iran. Military buildup at borders against possible declaration of independent Kurdistan as well as the PKK and US policy.
28 April 2006
Anti-Terror Schemes May Encourage Torture
Izmir Bar Association Lawyer Erkem says new Anti-Terror Law to prevent access to lawyers, opening the way for torture. Single attorney restriction and 24 hour ban on legal access topped with limitations on examining of files is to cover up for torture and
26 April 2006
IHD Launches Anti-Mine Training Drive
IHD draws mine risk map; prepares to educate children and adults on protection. Results to be shared with MPs. General Secretary Tastan says Mined settlements are being ignored. An Action Plan and Law are required.
26 April 2006
New Anti-Terror Bill Incites More Violence
Turkeys new Anti-Terror Bill is at Parliament. MAZLUMDERs Bilgen says Tightening democratic rights will fire-back. Rights advocates are being punished. Everyone should be against this draft; IHDs Alatas The intention is to create a silent society.
20 April 2006
Military Implicated in Killing of Grandfather
DNA analysis shows bones found after 11 years belong to 61 year old Bahri Budak and his 14 year old grandson Metin who went missing in 1994. Empty cartridges found beside remains are standard military issue.
18 April 2006
Turkey Allows: Bury Where You Kill
Prof. Dr. Fincanci says Turkey may be sentenced at ECHR for burying those killed in clashes without proper autopsy. IHDs Alatas warns practice may allow cover-up of suspicious deaths, says its a blow to confidence and unity.
18 April 2006
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Peace Activists Echo CEPA Call to PKK
Peace activists discuss steps for a peaceful solution to the Kurdish Question in the wake of 153 CEPA deputies call to PKK for laying down arms. Prof. Gursoy: The PKK should lay down arms to start negotiations .
12 April 2006
Undeclared coup in Southeast Say Activists
According to the IHD Diyarbakir Report, 563 people were placed under custody in the city between 28 March and 3 April and all of them, including children, were tortured and subjected to inhuman treatment. Mistreatment continued on the streets too.
10 April 2006
10 Dead In Diyarbakir, Yet No Investigation
IHD Diyarbakir Report: Between 28 March-3 April, 10 civilians including 5 children died. Security forces opened fire not on the crowds striking fatal areas. Yalcindag: A criminal complaint is not necessary; prosecutors should have investigatited.
10 April 2006
Children Cant be Subject to Adult Treatment
Edmond McLoughney, UNICEF representative to Turkey says children should not have been on the streets during recent incidents in Diyarbakir: Their protection is a duty for all. The Havana Rules should be abided by in detentions and arrests.
6 April 2006
Use of Firearms Should be Investigated
Rights activists said that police forces may not use firearms against demonstrators who dont have firearms in their possession. There was a disproportionate use of force, said Danis Bestas. Extrajudicial killings generally go unpunished, added Ondul.
4 April 2006
Military Court Releases Objector
The Military Court of Cassation has overturned a 4-year prison sentence handed to conscientious objector Tarhan and decided to release him. We re a bit disappointed because Mehmet will be taken to the military recruiting office, said his lawyer.
10 March 2006
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Media Participation is a Right of the Child
Local reporters in Mugla discussed ways to create a child-friendly media during the Childrens rights reporting training program held by Turkey-Unicef and BIA². They decided to launch projects to allow children to have their voices heard in the media.
8 March 2006
Children Dont Want to be Viewed as Problems
The reporters at the training seminar on Reporting on Childrens Rights, looked for possibilities for creating a child-friendly media and allowing childrens participation in the media. Children should be given the opportunity to express themselves.
6 February 2006
Journalist Shouldnt Say: Guilty Child
Participants of the training seminar on Childrens Rights and Reporting on Childrens Rights, discussed children who are pushed into committing crimes. It is often said that children are released, that they go unpunished, said lawyer Akco.
26 December 2005
Altinbas Hearing Postponed to Jan. 27
Defendant Suleyman Sinkil attended a hearing for the first time in the case about the murder of Birtan Altinbas in police custody in 1991. Sinkil told the court that only he and fellow police officer Bastan were present during the questioning of Altinbas.
26 December 2005
Quest for Child-Friendly Media
At the training seminar on Reporting on Childrens Rights in Diyarbakir, local reporters, NGO representatives and lawyers discussed ways to create a child-friendly media and get children to participate in the media. They talked about violations in media.
26 December 2005
Situation in Southeast Still Tense
Mazlumders Bilgen thinks that the officials use the demonstrations to cover up the Semdinli bombings, reporter Selek conveys the peoples demand for a civilian investigation commission and according to columnist Magden the state of emergency continuıes
30 November 2005
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