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Covid-19 in Turkey: Death Toll Hits 4,746, WHO Says It's 'Closely Following' Use of Malaria Drug
The Health Ministry has reported 922 new cases and 18 deaths for the past 24 hours while WHO's Europe head told Minister Koca that they have been monitoring the use of hydroxychloroquine in the country.
10 June 2020
Parliament Authorizes Neighborhood Guards to Detain Suspects, Carry Firearms
Guards have been authorized to carry weapons and detain suspects after nine articles of a law proposal were approved.
10 June 2020
'Cudi, Berken and Yusuf are Learning How to Colour'
UNICEF has shared some photos received from the parents of children continuing their early childhood education activities at home in Turkey, despite the pandemic: "When parents pave the way to quality education for their young children."
10 June 2020
Libya: Turkey Adamant to Support GNA as EU Urges Exit of 'Foreign Forces'
"We will stand with our Libyan brothers, not the putschists, not the imperialists," President Erdoğan said after a call for European countries for "withdrawal of foreign forces."
10 June 2020
Pride Week in Digital: We Don’t Say ‘We are Here, Too,’ We Say ‘We are Here’
Ali Yıldırım from İstanbul Pride Week Committee: “We celebrate our existence. We are here, too. Even that ‘too’ is too much. We say we exist, we are here. Crying this out loud at a certain time of the year is very important to celebrate this existence...”
10 June 2020
Evrim Kepenek
'I Don't Like My Parents Watching Over Me Like Guards'
Banned from going out since early April, people younger than 18 are now allowed to go out, but only with their parents.
10 June 2020
Ayşegül Özbek
Turkey Bans 16 Toxic Substances Used in Pesticides: ‘Good News, But Not Enough’
Turgay Özçelik, the Communication and Campaign Coordinator of No Pesticides on My Plate, asks, “Getting rid of even a single toxic substance is, of course, good news. But, will all other toxic substances used in agriculture in Turkey be banned as well?”
10 June 2020
'Misapplication of Laws Preventing Women's Protection from Violence'
"We often encounter that enforcers give misleading and/or inadequate information to women and prevent them from accessing the rights they have to be protected from violence," says Mor Çatı.
10 June 2020
‘Will Adults Have to Get Back Home at 8 in the Evening Like Children?’
Some are so distressed that they suffer from eczema or even heart disorders, some have lost their joy of life… The ones aged 65+ are now allowed to go out from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. “So, adults now have to get back home at 8 like children,” they protest.
10 June 2020
Ayşegül Özbek
Coal-Fired Plant in Adana May Cause 2,000 more Premature Deaths, Environmentalists Warn
Civil society organizations have called on China-based investors to withdraw from a coal-fired plant project in southern Turkey.
10 June 2020
'Investigations Against Physicians Undermine Pandemic Response in Turkey'
In a written statement, Human Rights Watch (HRW) has noted that investigations into the Turkish Medical Association (TTB) and medical chambers undermine efforts to uphold public health and the right of medical professionals to do their job.
10 June 2020
Unemployment Rate in March: 13.2 Percent
According to the labor force statistics released by the TurkStat for March 2020, the unemployment rate in Turkey was 13.2 percent in March, which marks a 0.9-point decrease in comparison with the same month last year.
10 June 2020
Former MP Mahmut Alınak Made to Wear an Ankle Monitor
Released to house arrest after serving three months behind bars, politician-writer Alınak says that as he refused to be handcuffed at the courthouse and police station, they are now taking revenge on him with this bracelet around his ankle.
10 June 2020
Turkey Further Eases Coronavirus Restrictions Amid Normalization
President Erdoğan has announced that people aged 65 and over will now be allowed to go out between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. every day, with restrictions for those under 18 completely lifted on condition that they are accompanied by their parents.
10 June 2020
Stripped of MP Status, HDP’s Leyla Güven Released
Stripped of MP status and arrested with CHP’s Berberoğlu and HDP’s Farisoğulları, HDP’s Leyla Güven has been released as her remaining one-month prison term has been deducted from an unfinalized case where she was arrested pending trial.
10 June 2020
Covid-19: Turkey's Death Toll Climbs to 4,729 with 993 New Cases
The total number of cases have reached 172,114 while recoveries have risen to 144,598.
9 June 2020
Report Shows Covid-19 Has Become a New Reason for Police Violence in Turkey
Out of 48 incidents where law enforcement officers used violence on citizens, 17 were related to coronavirus measures, according to a report by rights organizations.
9 June 2020
3.5-Year-Old Dilgeş and His Mother Released from Prison
Sent to prison with her mother Gönül Aslan in Diyarbakır, 3.5-year-old Dilgeş has been released. Evaluating the objection of attorney Acun, the court has given a ruling of release, Aslan and Dilgeş have left the prison today.
9 June 2020
Distance Education During Pandemic: 60 Percent of Students Have Difficulties in Internet Access
A survey has found that nearly 70 percent of parents don't think the ministry's online education system is productive.
9 June 2020
Ruken Tuncel
‘Diagnosed with Covid-19, 128 Citizens of Turkey Stranded in Saudi Arabia’
HDP Adana MP Hatimoğulları has called on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to take action about the citizens of Turkey stranded abroad, especially in Saudi Arabia. “The death of Arpacı was kept hidden from his family for four days,” the MP has noted.
9 June 2020
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Court Rules Grup Yorum Member Aracı Shall Remain Behind Bars
Ali Aracı, the arrested member of Grup Yorum music band, had his first hearing today. Presenting his statement of defense, Arıcı said that “he was put on trial just because he was a member of Grup Yorum.”
9 June 2020
Aktürk Commemorated by Her Colleagues: ‘We will Not Lose One More Woman’
Colleagues of Ayşegül Aktürk, who was killed by Muharrem E., laid carnations on the Emergency Service of Süreyyapaşa Training and Research Hospital, where they used to work together. “We will not lose one more woman,” they said.
9 June 2020
Feminists Lash Out at 'Manspreading' in Social Distance Poster
Men are spreading their legs and walking in front of women in posters prepared by İstanbul Courthouse.
9 June 2020
‘Protecting the Right to Life of Everyone is a Responsibility of us All’
Main opposition CHP Vice Chair Gökçe Gökçen has denounced the increasing violence and discrimination against LGBTI+s in a written statement. Gökçen has made a call for an effective struggle against hate crimes.
9 June 2020
'Every Seven of 10 Suspects of Violence on Women Not Prosecuted'
While prosecutor's issue protective orders in most applications by women, they usually decide not to prosecute suspects, CHP MP Akkuş-İlgezdi has noted, citing Jutice Ministry data.
9 June 2020
'AKP-MHP will be Accountable for the Tiniest Problem We will Have’
HDP Spokesperson and Mardin MP Ebru Günay has spoken to bianet about her party’s “March for Democracy Against the Coup” in response to the arrest of its two lawmakers shortly after they were stripped of MP duty.
9 June 2020
Evrim Kepenek
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Body Went Missing After Demolition of Cemetery Delivered to Mother in Plastic Box
Burhan Altıntaş's body was lost after a cemetery in the Kurdish-majority Bitlis province was demolished without notice.
9 June 2020
‘All Power of Libya's Haftar Comes from Russia,’ Says President Erdoğan
President and ruling AKP Chair Erdoğan has indicated that “Turkey and the US are approaching a new era in their ties over the handling of the situation in Libya.”
9 June 2020
Hagia Sophia Debate Revived After Erdoğan's Remarks: Will Turkey Reconvert It to a Mosque?
The old debate on the status of Hagia Sophia has heated up recently, after a Quran session on the anniversary of the Ottoman Empire's capture of İstanbul and remarks by top government officials.
9 June 2020
Criminal Complaint by the Family of the Soldier Who Allegedly Took His Own Life
The father of Mustafa Araz, who allegedly committed suicide while doing his military service, says that there were signs of trauma on his deceased body.
9 June 2020
HDP to ‘March for Democracy Against Coup’
In response to the arrest of its dismissed MPs Güven and Farisoğulları, HDP has decided to hold a march from the southeastern province of Hakkari and northwestern province of Edirne to the capital city of Ankara from June 15 to June 20.
9 June 2020
Non-Prosecution of Nadira Kadirova's Suspicious Death Taken to Constitutional Court
Attorney İlyas Doğan has appealed to the Constitutional Court regarding the decision of non-prosecution given for domestic worker Nadira Kadirova's suspicious death at the house of ruling AKP MP Şirin Ünal in September 2019.
9 June 2020
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