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Ambassador Visits Wounded Chinese Worker
Ambassador Visits Wounded Chinese Worker
Yu Hongyan, People’s Republic of China Ambassador to Turkey, visited a Chinese worker who was wounded in a mine incident in the northern province of Bartın. Local Pusula newspaper featured the story of the only woman mine worker.
3 November 2014
Poetry Book Dedicated to Turkey’s Disappeared People
Poetry Book Dedicated to Turkey’s Disappeared People
Writers Union of Turkey and Human Rights Association promoted a poetry book that was compiled from 59 poets’ works dedicated on the 500th gathering of Saturday Mothers/People.
3 November 2014 Elif Akgül
Kurdish Dictionary Available on Cell Phones
Kurdish Dictionary Available on Cell Phones
A joint project initiated by KURDÎ-DER and TMMOB created a Kurdish technical term dictionary into cell phones.
3 November 2014 Salih Tekin
At Least 14,555 Workers Die on the Job Under AKP Rule
At Least 14,555 Workers Die on the Job Under AKP Rule
According to a report by Worker Health and Occupational Security Assembly, at least 14,555 workers died on the job on the 12th anniversary of AKP’s rule in Turkey.
3 November 2014
How ISIS Impacts on Turkey’s Daily Life
How ISIS Impacts on Turkey’s Daily Life
We must face up to the fact that an Islamic terror has now entered Turkey if we are to find a solution to the danger which is ISIS and the political and societal problems that give rise to it.
31 October 2014 Can Semercioğlu
5 to 10 Years of Prison For 30 Dead Miners
5 to 10 Years of Prison For 30 Dead Miners
A Turkish court convicted 5 defendants including three from Coal Institute of Turkey to prison sentences from 5 to 10 years for charges related to the death of 30 miners in Zonguldak province in 2010.
31 October 2014
289 Workers Killed on the Road in 2014
289 Workers Killed on the Road in 2014
According to Worker Health and Occupation Safety Assembly, 289 workers died due to traffic and shuttle service accident so far in 2014. The toll was 433 in 2013.
31 October 2014 Nilay Vardar
48 Hours in Ermenek Mine
48 Hours in Ermenek Mine
As efforts to save 18 miners who are still trapped in a mine located in the central district of Ermenek, the waiting of family members and coworkers continue.
30 October 2014
Policeman Advised to Stand Trial With “Possible Premeditated Murder” of Uğur Kurt
Policeman Advised to Stand Trial With “Possible Premeditated Murder” of Uğur Kurt
Istanbul 85th Assize Court overturned another court ruling on the killing of Uğur Kurt by a policeman under the charges of “neglected murder”, advising a retrial under the charge of “possible premeditated murder”.
30 October 2014
Energy Minister Slams Mine Company’s Comment
Energy Minister Slams Mine Company’s Comment
“This is not a disaster at any point. No excuses for the mining company,” said Energy Minister Taner Yıldız after the mining company in Ermenek district called the trapping of 18 workers as a “natural disaster”.
30 October 2014
Turkish Police to Purchase 65 New TOMAs
Turkish Police to Purchase 65 New TOMAs
A bidding opened by Turkey’s Police Department have been completed on the purchase of 65 new TOMAs - an armored vehicle used to “intervene societal events”.
30 October 2014
Turkish Army Denies PKK’s Statement on Yüksekova Killings
Turkish Army Denies PKK’s Statement on Yüksekova Killings
The Turkish Army Authorities released a statement, claiming that the recent killing of 3 Turkish soldiers in Yüksekova was perpetrated by PKK despite the latter’s denial statement.
29 October 2014
Republic Day Reception Canceled
Republic Day Reception Canceled
Turkey’s official Republic Day Reception has been canceled after a mine incident is still trapping at least 15 workers underground.
29 October 2014
ECHR Considers Statute of Limitations As “Torture”
ECHR Considers Statute of Limitations As “Torture”
The European Court of Human Rights considered the statute of limitations ruling in Demirtaş case as ill-treatment and torture, convicted Turkey.
29 October 2014 Erol Önderoğlu
Diyarbakır Municipality FC Adopts A Kurdish Name
Diyarbakır Municipality FC Adopts A Kurdish Name
The soccer club of Diyarbakır Metropolitan Municipality changed its name to Amedspor, referring to the Kurdish name of Diyarbakır province.
29 October 2014
TİB Censors Gay.com
TİB Censors Gay.com
Turkey’s Telecommunication Authority (TİB) blocked gay.com, a popular LGBTI social networking website.
29 October 2014 Elif Akgül
Police Fires Rubber Bullets At Validebağ Grove Activists
Police Fires Rubber Bullets At Validebağ Grove Activists
Police reportedly attacked with tear gas and rubber bullets those activists who assembled in order to stop a mosque construction in the entrance of Istanbul’s Validebağ Grove despite a court order.
28 October 2014 Yüce Yöney
Mine Floods in Karaman, Traps 18 Workers
Mine Floods in Karaman, Traps 18 Workers
A coal mine subsidence due to flooding in the central province of Karaman left 18 workers trapped inside.
28 October 2014
PKK Denies Allegations on 3 Dead Soldiers
PKK Denies Allegations on 3 Dead Soldiers
PKK authorities released a statement that denied their involvement in the death of 3 Turkish Army soldiers in Yüksekova district on October 25. “We didn’t give any order,” the statement said.
28 October 2014
Story Project Aims to Face the Genocide Without Prejudice
Story Project Aims to Face the Genocide Without Prejudice
The “European Integration” Non-Governmental Organization and Armedia are collecting, within the framework of the “The Turk Who Saved Me” project, stories of Armenians whose grandparent were saved by Turks in 1915.
27 October 2014 Haluk Kalafat
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At Least 815 Dead in Kobane
At Least 815 Dead in Kobane
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, at least 815 people died in Kobane between September 16 and October 25.
27 October 2014
6 Detained After Death of 3 Soldiers
6 Detained After Death of 3 Soldiers
Following the killing of 3 guerrillas in Kars province on Thursday, 3 plain cloth Turkish soldiers were killed in Yüksekova district on Saturday, an incident that subsequently led to the detention of 6 suspects and media ban on the funeral ceremonies.
27 October 2014
Judicial Regulation Grip on FoE
Judicial Regulation Grip on FoE
19 journalist entered the month of October in prison in Turkey. On the other hand, 21 journalists faced violence.
26 October 2014 Erol Önderoğlu
Erol Önderoğlu Receives “İsmail Gaspıralı” Award
Erol Önderoğlu Receives “İsmail Gaspıralı” Award
"İsmail Gaspıralı Bey Journalism and Human Rights Award" has been given to Erol Önderoğlu, Reports Without Borders (RSF) Turkey representative.
24 October 2014
12 Childen Dead in Kobane Protests
12 Childen Dead in Kobane Protests
According to a report by a children’s association, at least 12 children lost their lives within protests related to ISIS’s advance in Kobane. 55 children were arrested.
24 October 2014
Writers to Visit Border to Kobane
Writers to Visit Border to Kobane
A group of writers will head to Turkey’s border this Saturday to reiterate their demands to open a corridor to Kobane.
24 October 2014
“Privacy” of An ISIS Fighter Vs. Right to Information
“Privacy” of An ISIS Fighter Vs. Right to Information
“We are unable to inform you due to the privacy rights,” Turkey’s Justice Ministry responded foreign correspondent Alex Christie-Miller on the whereabouts of 3 ISIS fighters accused of killing 3 people.
24 October 2014
Police Intervenes in Validebağ Grove, Detains Advocate
Police Intervenes in Validebağ Grove, Detains Advocate
Police forcefully detained 5 individuals including advocate Can Atalay during protests to stop a demolition of a grove in Istanbul. 2 filed complaints against municipality workers for assault.
23 October 2014 Ayça Söylemez
Student Journalist Arrested Due to One Statement
Student Journalist Arrested Due to One Statement
Mensur Küçükkarga, a journalism major and reporter, has been arrested upon an eyewitness statement that he has attended a Kobane protest in in Erzurum province.
23 October 2014 Erol Önderoğlu
Scholars For Peace in Solidarity With Saturday Mothers
Scholars For Peace in Solidarity With Saturday Mothers
Scholars For Peace, a group of academicians dedicated to the resolution of Turkey’s Kurdish problem, released a statement calling all their colleagues to be in solidarity with the Saturday Mothers of Turkey for their sit-in week 500.
23 October 2014
In Remembrance of Our Intern Killed in Kobane
In Remembrance of Our Intern Killed in Kobane
Hakan Çelik (25), a former bianet intern in 2013 was killed in defense of Kobane during fight against ISIS. bianet will always remember him with his hard work, smile and warm character.
23 October 2014
“Suruç is Not Safe, I Will Seek Asylum From Western Countries”
“Suruç is Not Safe, I Will Seek Asylum From Western Countries”
Even though 97 detained refugees from Kobane have been released by Turkish authorities, individuals like Perwer Mıhamed Ali, an interpreter, fear that Suruç is not safe. “I will seek asylum from Western countries,” he told bianet.
22 October 2014 Erol Önderoğlu
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