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Cappadocia's Last Standing Mill Sacrificed for Road Construction
The last remaining mill in the Cappadia region, a famous venue in 1970s Turkish movies, has been demolished for a road construction.
7 January 2013
Nilay Vardar
At Least 878 Workers Die in 2012, Report Says
At least 76 workers were reported to have died at work in December 2012 while the total number of worker casualties reached 878 in the entire year, according to a work safety organization report.
4 January 2013
Istanbul's Oldest Brothel Faces Closure Threat
Several sex workers assembled by the gates of Zürafa Street, Istanbul's oldest venue for brothels, to protest the closure six brothels in the red light district.
4 January 2013
Çiçek Tahaoğlu
Kurdish Deputies Meet Ocalan on Imrali Island
Kurdish deputies Ahmet Türk and Ayla Akat Ata visited PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan yesterday afternoon in Imrali Prison.
4 January 2013
Karadayi Freed Pending Trial
Charged with his involvement in 1997 ousting of government, Turkey's ex-military chief has been released pending a trial last night.
4 January 2013
Turkey's Ex-Military Chief Detained for Coup Involvement
Turkey's ex-military chief Ismail Hakki Karadayi has been detained in Istanbul over his involvement in the coup in February 1997 that ousted the country's first Islamist-led government.
3 January 2013
Chomsky to Lecture for Hrant Dink
On January 18, linguist and political activist Noam Chomsky will hold lecture dedicated to the memorial of Hrant Dink in Bogazici University, Istanbul.
3 January 2013
Diyarbakir Court Rejects Testimony in Kurdish
The 6th Diyarbakir High Criminal Court found 40 defendants guilty for being a KCK organization member, ordering prison sentences from six years and three months to seventeen years.
3 January 2013
Troubled Alevi Police Officer Commits Suicide
Alevi police officer Erol Uygun committed suicide on Sunday evening with allegations that he frequently received pressures on his beliefs from his colleagues.
3 January 2013
Steinbeck's Masterpiece Faces Censor Threat
Publishers Union of Turkey protested upon a request by a national education ministry commission in Izmir province to censor John Steinbeck's "Of mice and man".
2 January 2013
Children's Classic Book Faces Investigation in Turkey
The national education ministry launched a disciplinary investigation on a secondary school teacher for giving reading assignment from Jose Mauro de Vasconcelos' masterpiece "My Sweet Orange Tree".
2 January 2013
bianet in 2012: FEATURES
In 2012, bianet published several features that encouraged countrywide discussions including the abortion right, jailed journalists/students, maternal language rights and reconciliatory soup recipes from Anatolia, as well as countless topic and issues which the mainstream media put a deaf ear on.
2 January 2013
TIMELINE: What Happened in Roboski?
December 28 marked as the first anniversary of Roboski Massacre, where 34 Kurdish civilivians on the southeastern border lost their lives after a Turkish military air strike. While the official investigation has yet to transform into prosecution, the beloved ones of Roboski victims demand for justice.
31 December 2012
bianet Defamation Charges Declared Nolle Prosequi
A special media prosecution office in Istanbul has decided to voluntarily discontinue criminal charges for bianet staff on Thursday, upon the defamation complaint from Sedat Selim Ay, Istanbul's Police Commissioner on Anti-Terrorism.
31 December 2012
Turkish Government to Restore Santa Claus' Relics
Culture and Tourism Minister Ertuğrul Günay said the Turkish government might launch an official process to demand Italy to bring the relic of St. Nicolas, who is known as Santa Claus.
28 December 2012
Thousands Commemorate in Roboski, Demand for Justice
Thousands of demonstrators assembled in Roboski village this morning, commemorating the death of 34 civilians after a Turkish military air strike exactly last year.
28 December 2012
Soner Yalçın, Imprisoned Journalist, Released
The 12th High Criminal Court in Istanbul ordered the release of Soner Yalçın, an imprisoned journalist since February 2011 who was charged with "being an Ergenekon terrorist organization member", "igniting hatred and revenge amid public" and "publishing top secret government files".
27 December 2012
Hate Banner Against Armenians Punished
An Istanbul court found 6 defendants guilty for carrying a banner including hate speech against Armenians, sentencing them to 5 month of prison which was later on commuted to a fine.
27 December 2012
Live Feature Offers Alternative Approach to Roboski Massacre
Ötekilerin Postası (The others' post), a Facebook group dedicated to publish uncensored alternative news on Turkey's most controversial issues, announced that it will live stream a feature on Roboski Massacre which happened exactly a year ago.
27 December 2012
Taraf Newspaper to Take Defamation Verdict to ECHR
An Ankara court found Taraf newspaper columnist Ahmet Altan guilty for insulting PM Erdogan, ordering Altan to pay roughly 8,000 euros for non-pecuniary damages, a verdict that Taraf newspaper announced to take to ECHR.
26 December 2012
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Hotel Constructions Raise Concerns Over Cappadocia's Future
The suspension of two unlawful hotel constructions in Cappadocia region created controversy regarding the lack of local administration control on construction licenses. Local organizations and residents are wondering how the hotel constructions went unnoticed while ordinary residents received prison sentences for simple renovation abuses.
26 December 2012
Nilay Vardar
Academicians Launch Campaign Against PM, University Presidents
The campaign initiated by METU academicians to protest a university president declaration holding students responsible for the Göktürk 2 launch ceremony on December 18.
26 December 2012
Deputies Investigate Radiation Leakage in Izmir
Erol Kaya, head of the parliament commission appointed to investigate the radiation leakage in an old lead factory in Izmir, said they detected some low levels of radiation which would not cause a public threat.
25 December 2012
Police Detains 19 in Sirnak, Days Before Massacre Anniversary
Şırnak province police swooped on several flats yesterday, detaining 19 individuals only 4 days before the first anniversary of Roboski Massacre, which Peace and Democracy Party deputy Hasip Kaplan reminded.
25 December 2012
Ekin Karaca
Christmas Carols Alleviate Istanbul Greeks' Fears
Istanbul's Greeks celebrated Christmas with their traditional "kalanda" activity where Zoğrafyon Greek High School student chanted Christmas carols on Istiklal Avenue.
25 December 2012
Beyza Kural
Police Violence Gets Punished in Istanbul
An Istanbul court ruled prison sentences to 6 police officers and suspended their professional licenses for assaulting a driver after a minor traffic accident.
24 December 2012
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First Lawsuit, Albeit Rejected, Against Land Mines in Turkey
A Tunceli province prosecutor rejected a lawsuit demanding the removal of approximately 11,000 land mines on the outskirts of Sarıtaş village.
24 December 2012
METU Protestors Receive Travel Ban
On Saturday evening, an Ankara court released 8 university students who were detained after Friday police raids to investigate last week's protests at METU.
24 December 2012
Istanbul Municipality Bans Political Movie Ad
Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality rejected a proposal concerning the billboard advertisement of a new movie on Turkish prisons, making no explanations.
21 December 2012
PM Sues Newspaper over Black Tape
PM Erdogan filed a lawsuit against BirGün newspaper for defamation charges, asking for 100,000 Turkish liras as non-pecuniary damages when the newspaper published his front page photo with a black tape on his mouth on November 26.
21 December 2012
Ankara Police Raids Apartments, Detains Students
Anti-terror police teams raided several apartments this morning, detaining students who protested PM Erdogan during Göktürk 2 satellite ceremony at METU on Tuesday evening.
21 December 2012
Interior Minister Confesses on Police Brutality
Interior Minister İdris Naim Şahin admitted that police brutality denigrated the state authority when it caused deaths and said: "Though security officers should not hesitate to exercise force to intervene protests."
21 December 2012
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