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Chief Of Staff Refuses Accreditation for Pro-Left Media
Newspapers Birgün, Günlük Evrensel and Hayat TV were not invited to Chief Of Staff İlker Başbuğ’s “communication meeting” with the representatives of the media.
10 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Students Learn Rights Journalism
“From School To The News Room” (OHO) program of IPS Communication Foundation ended with the newspapers prepared by the students. The potential newspapers designed three newspapers in accordance with the principle of rights journalism.
21 July 2008 Ceyda Ulukaya,Nilay Vardar
Media Organizations Criticize The Methods of the Ergenekon Operation
The media organizations say they respect judiciary’s decisions, but are afraid that the investigation is turning into a political struggle between the opposing parties.
3 July 2008
Parties Rebuff Call for Reconciliation
Parties Rebuff Call for Reconciliation
As the Constitutional Court rapporteur has left the decision whether to close the AKP to the court, political parties have refused to listen to calls for reconciliation by the businessworld and workers’ organisations.
31 March 2008 Erhan Üstündağ
27th Istanbul Film Festival Coming Up
This year’s film festival will feature 200 films from world cinema. There will also be concerts and workshops
20 March 2008
Courts Queuing Up to Close Down Youtube!
After courts in Ankara and Sivas blocked access to the international video-sharing website in mid-January, a court in Izmir blocked access to the site again yesterday. The ban has now been lifted.
31 January 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Attacker of Hakkari Journalist Imprisoned
Necip Capraz, owner of the Hakkari Yüksekova News newspaper, has won a case against his attacker, although he will appeal against the light punishment.
13 January 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Journalist Bal: I Have Done Nothing Wrong
On trial for not informing legal authorities about the funeral he was filming, reporter Bal has had to defend himself in court.
23 November 2007 Emine Özcan
General Staff Denies Silencing Retired Officers
The General Staff has denied that retired generals have been told to stop talking.
19 November 2007 A. Nilüfer Zengin Kürkçü
Journalist Talu "Warned"
After "Sabah" newspaper journalist Umur Talu wrote a column entitled "He Was the Politest Politician, But Look What Happened", lawyers from the Dogan Media Group issued a refutation and rectification statement.
7 November 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
Arat Dink and Seropyan Sentenced
Agos editor-in-chief Arat Dink and licence holder Serkis Seropyan have been given a deferred one-year prison sentence each under Article 301.
7 November 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
"Changing Article 301 an Urgent Necessity"
The EU Progress Report has demanded an urgent change of Article 301 and has expressed worry over the Anti-Terorrism Law.
7 November 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
Newspaper Dismisses Writer Speaking on Roj TV
Erdogan Aydin has been dismissed by Cumhuriyet newspaper after taking part in a programme concerning religious education on the Kurdish Roj TV channel.
6 November 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
Tunc from EMEP Party at ECHR
EMEP Tunceli Province Chair Hüseyin Tunc has been sentenced for “praising a crime and criminals”. He will appeal at the ECHR.
2 November 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
State Council Criticises Government Censorship
The State Council has criticised the government's insistence on banning radio and TV broadcasts referring to the PKK attack in Daglica, Hakkari, on 21 October.
2 November 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
Student Making Death Threat in Court
Publisher Necati Abay was threatened by student Mert Sahin after making a statement on the murder of Hrant Dink. The student is now on trial.
2 November 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
Abuse of Journalists' Confidential Material
Recent events at the Northern Iraqi border are only the tip of the iceberg. Police and prosecution have compromised journalists' sources at least ten times in the last three years.
31 October 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
Yeni Asya Newspaper on Trial again
Yeni Asya's editor-in-chief Faruk Cakir is on trial again. The charge against him is that of violating the secrecy of an investigation.
30 October 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
Third Quarterly Media Monitoring Report: Full Text
Third Quarterly Media Monitoring Report: Full Text
The third quarterly report of the Bia Media Monitoring Desk has appeared, detailing violations of press freedom and the freedom of expression in the months of July, August and September 2007.
30 October 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
Police again Protected in Dink Murder Case
The Regional Administrative Court has refused permission to try seven police officers from the Trabzon police department, arguing that they had no involvement in the murder of journalist Hrant Dink.
29 October 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
War Mongering, Not Reporting
War Mongering, Not Reporting
Ombudsman Baydar points to the increasing dominance of a discourse inciting to war and hate speech among the media. Journalists have to recall their responsibilities.
29 October 2007 Tolga Korkut
Activists Protest against Undemocratic Court Cases
The Turkish Initiative against Crimes of Thought, also known as Antenna-TR, has drawn international attention to three recent court cases.
26 October 2007
3 French Journalists Released after 30 Hours
Perrier, Vigoureux and de Banville, theree French journalists who were detained during border pass have been released, but their camera is seized as "instrument of crime".
26 October 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
BIA Media Monitoring Desk: Quarterly Report Published
The BIA Media Monitoring Desk publishes regular quarterly and annual reports on the state of press freedom and the freedom of expression in Turkey. The period of July, August and September 2007 has again witnessed many trials for journalists.
21 October 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
Turkey Ranks Low in Freedom of Press List
According to the Reporters Without Borders yearly list, Turkey ranks 101st out of 169 countries.
17 October 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
International Reaction to Agos Sentence
The sentencing of Arat Dink and Serkis Seropyan, journalists of the Turkish-Armenian newspaper previously edited by murdered journalist Hrant Dink, has provoked international reaction.
17 October 2007
Hrant Dink's Son Sentenced for Father's Speech
Agos editor Arat Dink, the son of murdered journalist Hrant Dink, and the licence holder of the newspaper, Serkis Seropyan, have been on trial for "degrading Turkishness".
12 October 2007 Ertuğrul Kürkçü
Suspended Sentence for Threatening Agos Newspaper
A 19-year old man has been given a two-year suspended sentence for sending an email threat to the Agos newspaper.
10 October 2007 Tolga Korkut
Call to Support Agos Newspaper
The trial of Arat Dink and Sarkis Seropyan under Article 301 continues on 11 October.
10 October 2007 Gökçe Gündüç
RSF Calls for Transparent Dink Trial
In a press release of 5 October, the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) protested against the disappearance of evidence.
8 October 2007
39 TV Programmes Stopped in September
The Press Council has announced that the Radio and Televison Supreme Council stopped 39 programmes of 16 channels in September.
5 October 2007 A. Nilüfer Zengin Kürkçü
Writer Appeals Against 301 Sentence
Writer Hozatli had been sentenced for claiming that the police has dissidents arrested.
5 October 2007 Erol Önderoğlu
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