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Agean Tragedy Stirs Amnesty Reaction
AI Turkey branch demands international procedures and court case be launched against Greek authorities for deportation of 40 refugees forced to abandon boat into Turkish territorial waters last Monday. 6 bodies recovered but 3 still missing.
2 October 2006
Silencing Guns Important New Opportunity
Prof. Dr. Dedeoglu says Ankara does not have the luxury to wait for silencing of guns to address the Kurdish problem. Solution based on discriminating between the Kurdish population and PKK, hearing demands and addressing them within the political system.
2 October 2006
Tolga Korkut
PKK Declares Cease-Fire
PKK has declared a unilateral cease-fire but has warned its continuation depends on Turkey not mounting any operation to annihilate the organization. PM Erdogan says cease-fire a term used between states and that organizations need to lay down arms.
2 October 2006
Turkey Social Forum Convenes
Social Forum of Turkey convenes in Istanbul over the weekend bringing together the countrys opposition groups from anti-war movements to NGOs, unions to trade chambers. In more than 40 meetings held , the highlighted message was: End USA Imperialism.
2 October 2006
Ayça Örer
Ocalan Calls PKK Declare Unilateral Ceasefire
Abdullah Ocalan, imprisoned leader of the Kurdish guerrilla PKK positively responds to growing national and international pressure for making a call to his militants for unilateral ceasefire. His call is expected to open the way for a peaceful solution.
29 September 2006
Intellectuals Solidarize with Hrant Dink
Leading Turkish intellectuals declare themselves as accomplices to Armenian-Turkish Hrant Dink who, says AI, is being harassed through repeated prosecution and at verge of jail which would lead to recognition as an international Prisoner of Conscience.
29 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
British Satirist Denied Residence
After 10 days in custody British visual satirist Dickinson is to be deported from Turkey without any charge. Having spent 20 years in Turkey the artist is no longer welcome as a resident after mocking PM Erdogan in a collage as US President Bushs pet dog
29 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Eurlings: PKK Should Declare Ceasefire
EP calls for more reforms on freedom of opinion, religious and minority, women and cultural rights, civilian-military relations, unions and impartiality of justice. Evaluation report adopted by General Assembly asks Ankara to open ports to Greek Cyprus.
28 September 2006
Mayor Acquitted as DEHAP Faces New Court
Diyarbakir Mayor Baydemir acquitted on charges of allocating ambulance for funeral of PKK member while a separate court rules lack of jurisdiction in case against 12 DEHAP executives and sends file to Court of First Instance.
28 September 2006
Journalist Defends Kandil Mountain Interview
Case against Ulkede Ozgur Gundem daily Editor-in-Chief Aykol for interview with PKK leaders on Kandil Mountain launched this week. Prosecutor set to prepare final opinion. He faces 10 years jail if found guilty for membership to an organization.
27 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Group Acts Against Militarist Ads
Turkeys Peace Initiative has applied to the Advertisement Self-Regulatory Board asking for a new campaign launched under the Wanted brand name with references to long range and pellet effect be banned. Group says it is wrong to use militarist expr
27 September 2006
Lawyer Reaches 175. Day in Hunger Strike
Lawyer Asci lived through the 175th consecutive day of his one-man hunger strike on Tuesday in protest of isolation treatment in maximum-security F-type prisons. Justice Ministry has so far failed to take any steps on issue.
27 September 2006
Kemal Özmen
Left Military Ammunition Kills Another Child
Yet another child, this time, Kerem was killed when a piece of metal he was playing with exploded. Two other children were injured in the incident. There is still not sufficient work to educate children against military mines and abandoned ammunition.
26 September 2006
Kemal Özmen
Soldiers Stage Garbage Protest Against Mayor
Commando Brigade soldiers have staged a protest of the city municipality carrying a banner calling for it to conduct duty and not separatism. Mayor Tekce said display was provocative and a continuation of the events since Semdinli bookstore bombing.
26 September 2006
Anti-War Week Picks Up
The Global Anti-War Week is to be marked with various activities following this weekends launch where Middle East situation and Bushs war policies were highlights. Activities to continue until Sept.30 as decided at the European and World Social Forum.
26 September 2006
Kemal Özmen
Police Releases Jailed British Artist
Following his arbitrary arrest, 3 days in prison and around a week of being held at a police station, artist Dickinson was finally released. He was hosted in a dirty isolation cell, left hungry and sleepless while made to listen to the police beating.
26 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Women Seek Help Most for Domestic Violence
According to applications made to the Istanbul Bar Association Womens Rights Enforcement Center, 95 out of every 100 women applying for legal assistance in 2005 have been subjected to violence. Over half of applicants are housewives.
25 September 2006
Emine Özcan
Athens Intolerant to Immigrants, Ankara Too
Amnesty International expert Kilic criticizes Turkey and Greece for practice of secretly deporting illegal immigrants into each others territorial waters after UNHCR spokesmen implies this is common practice: This is against the Refugee Law.
25 September 2006
Tolga Korkut
IHD Blames Terror Law for Recent Prosecuitons
More than 110 people including journalists have been rounded up in a major operation aiming to crush a leftwing organization.Unions, associations, newspaper bureaus and a radio station have been searched by police. 82 still under custody, 30 detained.
25 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Security Courts Relaunched For Journalists!
Journalists charged with propaganda for their interviews conducted with PKK leaders will be tried at recently formed Specialized High Criminal Courts reminiscent of the abolished State Security Courts of repressive past.
25 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
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Swedish Foundation Grant Blocked at Customs
Olof Palme Foundations aid to the children in the form of story books and computers has been blocked at customs. Losing hope of laying hands on the grant, GOC DER has forfeited its rights on books and computers.
22 September 2006
TIHV: 301 + 14 Articles Need Change
Human Rights Foundation discloses that 96 people have appeared before courts in 2006 on charges related only to what they wrote. Onen says: The very soul of the Penal, Anti-Terror, Protection of Ataturk, Press and RTUK codes must be changed.
22 September 2006
Radio Searched in MLKP Probe
An operation launched against the outlawed leftist MLKP organization two weeks ago continued this week with police teams enforcing search warrants on Ozgur Radyo, EKD, Atilim newspaper, BEKSAV, Limter-Is, Tekstil-Sen and many others.
22 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Mayor Demirbas Acquitted in Propaganda Case
Court acquits Mayor Demirbas on charges of propaganda in European Social Forum statement titled Municipalities and Local Administrations in the Light of the Multilingualism. Case was launched on grounds that the PKK also demands Kurdish language rights.
21 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Lawyer Investigated to Reveal Child Torture
An investigation was launched against lawyer Erkem for her statements as Bar Association official related to child torture in local prison. She given only 10 days to prepare her defense or forgo defense rights, but is denied access to court files.
21 September 2006
Tolga Korkut
Express Acquittal for Writer Shafak
Turkeys internationally acclaimed writer Elif Shafak got acquitted on the first hearing today from charges of insulting Turkishness in her last novel. Numerous intellectuals and activists supported Shafak and once again deemed the article 301.
21 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
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Translators on Trial for John Tirmans Book
Two translators as well as the Turkish language publisher of Tirmans Spoils of War: The Human Cost of Americas Arms Trade are being prosecuted for publicly degrading the armed forces and insulting Ataturk. Defendants face 6.5 years imprisonment each.
21 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Red Alert on Shafak Case
Human rights groups are warning to authorities on the outlawed activities of intervening Jurists Union demanding measures and an investigation. Concerns mount over security at court due to rightwing groups public appeal to display national unity.
20 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Kirandi Case Sent to High Criminal Court
Four newsmen and five human rights activists involved in securing and covering the release of a Turkish soldier kidnapped by the PKK are to be tried at High Criminal Court unless their appeal is accepted. Prosecutor currently demands 5 years jail for each
20 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
9 Years Jail Demand for Rights Activist
Diyarbakir prosecutors have demanded 9 years imprisonment for IHD Provincial Chairman Selahattin Demirtas due to remarks he made on Gun TV and Roj TV. Demirtas is accused of propaganda for terror organization.
20 September 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Seferi Yilmaz Still Under Arrest
The bookstore owner Yilmaz who is charged with membership to an organization is still being held in prison despite prosecutor and a judge asking for his release. He was arrested in June after his shop was bombed last year leading to an investigation
20 September 2006
Tolga Korkut
New Turkish School Term Starts With Defects
While 14 million students head for primary and secondary schools in a new term with only 595 thousand teachers shared between all, defects are compounded by politics, internal exile, penalties, discrimination and staff poverty.
19 September 2006
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