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Daily Gundem Suspended by Court Order
Ulkede Ozgur Gundem newspaper editor Nurettin Firat says last weeks court decision to suspend the daily from print for 15 days shows there is no democracy in Turkey: The Military authority is determining the countrys agenda.
20 November 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Live Program Ends After Police Interference
A public debate on problems of writers in Diyarbakir on Gun TV was cancelled after police appeared at the scene with a warrant allowing them to video the panel. TV producer Dogan says enforcement was against freedom of press and broadcasting.
20 November 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Writer Magden Acquitted on Two Cases
Perihan Magden is acquitted on charges of insult through written criticism and attempting to influence a fair trial. I am very very happy she said following Tuesdays hearings where she rejected the charges.
15 November 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
KESK & TMMOB: Abolish Article 301
Two NGOs issue joint statement saying amendments on articles that are obstacles in front of the freedom of expression cant be a solution. Both organizations believe government needs to abolish the contraversial article 301 of the Penal Code.
15 November 2006
RTUK Defends Infant Rights
Radio and Television Supreme Board decides to caution four stations and ask written defense from three others for their coverage of the alleged sexual harassment of a 17-month-old baby.
15 November 2006
Students Setting Up Union For Rights
DISK-affiliated Student Union Initiative is formally becoming a union under the name GENCSEN. Initiative spokesperson Eliacik says union to work on variety of fronts from university exams to social rights and students used as cheap labor.
15 November 2006
Emine Özcan
Former MP Bucak Sentenced to Jail
Former MP Sedat Edip Bucak involved in the 1996 car crash that uncovered the so-called Susurluk Conspiracy has been sentenced to 1 year 15 days imprisonment for conspiring to commit an offence.
14 November 2006
PM Discussing 301 With Wrong People
TIHV and Initiative For Freedom of Expression say government discussions on controversial article 301 with employer and trade unions instead of NGOs are on the wrong platform and with the wrong people.
14 November 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
International Childrens Film Festival Begins
The fourth Istanbul International Children Film Festival that will continue until November 30 started this Tuesday with over 100 films from more than 30 countries lined up for screening. The two week event will be screened in four different places.
14 November 2006
Aktuel Acquitted on Latife Hanim Case
Prosecutor decides to dismiss proceedings against Yeni Aktuel magazine reporter Ecevit Kilic for relaying anecdotes from author Ipek Calislar on her best-seller Latife Hanim book. Decision based on view that to love Ataturk and to prevent debate on hi
13 November 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
DISK Says EU Report Lacks Union Emphasis
DISK Secretary Genaral Musa Cam criticizes EU Commission Progress Report for concentrating on issues such as 301 and Cyprus but neglecting union rights. Not even reports are mentioning union rights anymore he says, noting no progress in this field.
13 November 2006
Journalists Right to Organization on Agenda
EC Progress Report on Turkey referring to the lack of journalists employement rights prompts journalist associations and unions. TGC, TGS and CGD list problems as monopolization, fear of being sacked and lack of protective laws.
13 November 2006
Emine Özcan
Euro Warning Sparks 301 Initiatives
Government preparing amendments to Penal Code art. 301 after EC Progress Report criticism. Plans are to replace the terminology; denigrating Turkishness with the Turkish nation. NGOs are working to come up with multiparty view on the issue.
13 November 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Detentions Mar Anti-YOK Protests
Demonstrations were held throughout Turkey to protest the Higher Education Board on its 25th anniversary. Over 20 were detained and a number of injured reported. The institution is seen by many as a remnant of the post-military coup era and control.
8 November 2006
Another Education for Another Communication
Education for Communication panel hears Ferguson from University of London stressing importance of how to open issues to debate when giving radical messages to society. Gazi Universitys Cankaya says we are not training technicians for the sector.
6 November 2006
Emine Özcan
Independent Media Forum Calls for Actions
Istanbul International Independent Media Forum announced calls for action regarding mainstream, local and independent media and the governmesnts.
5 November 2006
The Internet Has Created New Journalists
LMDs Ramonet says to Independent Media Forum: the number of news items increased with the Internet, free papers; everyones a journalist by mobile phones and the Internet. IPSs Lubetkin: the need for alternative media should be explained everywhere.
4 November 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
We Want A Media On the Childs Side
Childrens Rights group says Respecting children rights but violating human rights is unthinkable. Media organizations should first declare principles to their readership and opportunities should be provided for children to participate in the media
4 November 2006
Kemal Özmen
BIA Grants Rights Reporting Awards
BIA² 2006 Rights Reporting Awards have been granted to Yuksekova Habers Necip Capraz in the field of local media, Radikals Timur Soykan in the field of mainstream media and to Aycin Gelir and Eylem Tuna in the field of communications students.
4 November 2006
Egitim-Sen Acquitted in Meeting Case
Ankara court acquits Egitim-Sen union chairman Dincer and 6 unionists on charges of staging an outlawed meeting in 2004 where they were accused of provoking the people to gather and rally illegally.
3 November 2006
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DTP: All NGOs Should Work For Lasting Peace
Pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party calls on all labor, employer organizations and NGOs to take bold and determined steps for the PKK cease-fire to be lasting. Says problem should be solved through internal dynamics and all weapons need to be silenced.
21 October 2006
Respond France by Promoting Freedoms
PENs Sayar gives out signals on freedom of expression after genocide vote in France saying retaliation should be by abolishing article 301. TGCs Erinc refutes France PMs statement. Prosecuted journalist Duzel wants to see what happens ın practice.
18 October 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Kids Face Police Questioning at Schools
Egitim-Sen reports incidents of primary school children in Adana being questioned by the police and gendarme for outstanding credit card debts of parents. Boga: We must immediately rid ourselves of this shame of turning schools into police stations
18 October 2006
Kemal Özmen
Radio Banned For 30 Days
RTUK closes down Istanbul-based radio station for airing a song of a famous folk singer and its programs on Kurdish issue and operations in prisons. Anadolunun Sesi closure enforced on Tuesday on alleged offences ranges back three years.
18 October 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
15 Thousand Protest Government on Streets
Turkish Union of Engineers and Architects Chambers (TMMOB) stages massive rally in capital Ankara protesting the government and calling for a free and democratic country. TMMOB Chairman Soganci says: We want a free country on the side of labour.
16 October 2006
Heavy Blow on Franco-Turkish Relations
Ankara feels deeply regrets over French Parliaments criminalization of the denial of Armenian Genocide: Heavy blow on relations. Armenian-Turkish journalist Hrank Dink believes Senate will reject bill as Turkey presses for freedom of expression.
16 October 2006
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We Must Debate 1915 Ourselves
Genocide Denial Law will neither serve to resolve incidents in 1915 nor benefit Armenians in Turkey says minorities law expert attorney Cetin. Turkey should come to the level where it can solve its problems itself believes EU specialist Dr. Aktar.
16 October 2006
Tolga Korkut
Armenian Genocide Law Passed in France
French Parliament adopts controversial law criminalizing the denial of an Armenian Genocide. Assembly approved bill with 106 votes with members of governing UMP also voting in favor alongside socialists and opposition UDF.
12 October 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Pamuk Gets Nobel Literature Prize
Prominent Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk wins Nobel Literature Prize as the Swedish Academy announced today. In the quest for the melancholic soul of his native city, Pamuk has discovered new symbols for the clash and interlacing of cultures it said.
12 October 2006
Four New 301 Cases Against Evrensel
Evrensel owner Belek and chief editor Bayar at court for news articles covering demands to unveil truth behind Semdinli incidents and reporting on education sector workers plight for rights. Trial monitored by intellectuals under heavy security .
12 October 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Exploiting Genocide to Cut Turkey from EU
Prof. Oran says France is using Armenians and the genocide question to exclude Turkey from the EU: Fear of globalization has spread everywhere. Economist Sonmez warns that this debate can put Tukey off the rail on the way to EU membership.
11 October 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
History Requires Conscience Not Law
Journalists Mahcupyan, Dink and Zarakolu blast French Genocide Bill as a product of repressive mentalities similar to the ones in Turkey: This bill is ethically illegal and Armenian history needs to be treated with conscience, not laws
11 October 2006
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