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Forum for Another Communication in Istanbul
World leading independent media projects meeting to be held in Istanbul on November 3. Academics and local media from Turkey will participate in forum. Kurkcu says we want to introduce people struggling for media independence with role models.
20 June 2006
Hamza Aktan
Solidarity with Eren Keskin to Continue
The Solidarity with Keskin Network ended its campaign with a press conference at IHD Istanbul Branch. Total of 8,876 signatures collected together with enough donations to pay her Keskins fine if her sentence is approved.
20 June 2006
180 Death Strikers Pardoned by President
Justice Minister reveals that President Sezer has so far pardoned 180 leftwing convicts who were on hunger strike to death and diagnosed as WKS victims due to malnourishment. TAYAD launches European hunger strikes after death of 120 prisoners.
19 June 2006
Jurist Dogan Cleared On Anti-Terror Article
Beyoglu Prosecutors Office decides not to prosecute jurist Dogan for his Direct Warfare Concept: TMY article in Gundem newspaper. He had expressed his concerns on the new Anti-Terror Law which sparked a Justice Ministry appeal to investigation.
19 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Journalist Rustu Demirkaya Arrested
DİHA Tunceli reporter Demirkaya placed under arrest and charged with aiding and abetting an organization. Lawyer says arrest based on allegations for his involvement in the release of kidnapped soldier Kirandi and previous report on swindling.
19 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
NGOs Concerned for Draft Anti-Terror Bill
Journalists and writers NGOs to release a joint press statement at 11.00 Tuesday voicing their collective concerns over the new Anti-Terror Bill before the Parliament Justice Commission starts to debate it again this week.
19 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Domestic Violence Silences Womens Complaints
Women victims of domestic violence succumb to abuse for three reasons: Patriarchal relations, economic weakness and lack of education. Attorney Dayi: Protecting women from violence is a necessity of being a social state.
15 June 2006
Ayşe Durukan
Dockyard Dispute Turns International
Foreign unions, parties and groups demand immediate release of dockyard union executives Dinc and Saygili who were arrested on pretext of resisting the police after being beaten up. Still no news on any investigation into earlier police attacks.
15 June 2006
Tolga Korkut
Itll Take Some Time Olli Rehn
Representatives of Turkish publishers and writers say it will take a while for Turkey to address any of EU Commissioner Rehns concerns on freedom of expression and foresee a rather bumpy road ahead. TYBs Celal and Turkey PENs President Sayar argue.
15 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Publishers Praise bianet for Rigths Advocacy
Publishers Union prizes bianet for support and advocacy for freedom of expression. Chair Tuzuner says 22 publishing houses, 47 authors and 49 books were persecuted in the past year. 11 of these cases ended with acquittal while11 others led to sentences.
15 June 2006
Case Against Islamist Daily Vakit Begins
Pro-Islamist Vakit newspaper is charged with encouraging armed attack against State Council judges. The court accepts the application of the relatives of judge Ozbilgin who was killed in the shooting and as the intervening party in the trial.
15 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Not So Bright for Freedom of Expression
Court Of Appeals Honorary President Dr. Sami Selcuk says The freedom of expressing opinion has not settled fully in Turkey. According to Selcuk, of the 50 freedom of expression cases before the ECHR in 2005, 80% belong to Turkey.
15 June 2006
Women Protest The Bars Womens Commission
In solidarity with IHD former branch chair lawyer Keskin, 18 women organizations stage protest against Istanbul Bar Association Womens Commission for targeting her in public advert marking her as target.
15 June 2006
Emine Özcan
Prosecutor Arrests Two Unionists
Istanbul prosecutor orders arrest of two unionists detained by police. LIMTER-IS chair Dinc and Training Expert Saygili placed in Kartal prison. Lawyer Akkilic says decision arbitrary, illegal. We will complain. Unions call for immediate release.
13 June 2006
Tolga Korkut
Journalist Ozbaris Faces 21 Years in Jail
Journalist Birgul Ozbaris faces a total of 21 years imprisonment in seven separate charges of discouraging people from military service. Being against militarism is being against war she says.
13 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Unionists Chain Themselves for Rights
DISK stages protest in front of ILO Ankara office against workers losing jobs for union membership and arrest of LIMTER-IS union leaders. Celebi says: Government should enforce ILO decisions; barriers in front of union rights should be lifted immediately
13 June 2006
Magazine Journalists Face Trial
Weekly Tempo magazine reporter Tayman and Editor in Chief Barlas face up to six years jail for published interview of KURD-DER spokesman Guclu. Journalists charged with insulting Turkishness and inciting disobedience to laws.
12 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
US Nukes at Incirlik Questioned
Opposition CHP deputy Elekdag prepares to table nuclear bombs issue at Parliament: We dont need them, lets send them back. Global BAKs Mater: Secret decree is still kept secret. Agreement may have been automatically extended.
12 June 2006
Tolga Korkut
Analay: Overhaul Needed In Child Protection
34 children were missing from Childrens Homes in Diyarbakir. Lawyer Analay of Bar Association says Unless policies are developed for children in need of protection, incidents like this will continue. Reports say 15 more children now missing in Sakarya
12 June 2006
Kemal Özmen
Magden Court Case Starts Tense
On trial for her article Conscientious Objection is a Human Right, Magden faces protest from families of soldiers killed in action. Police crack teams called in to maintain discipline at court where prosecution demands 3 years imprisonment for author.
8 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
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Journalist Belge Acquitted
Istanbul court acquits Radikal newspaper journalist Murat Belge on charges of attempting to influence the outcome of judicial proceedings by criticizing a court ban on Conference on Ottoman Armenians.
8 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Jurist Kaplan Acquitted of Hate Speech
Istanbul court acquits jurist Hasip Kaplan for his views on Kurdish Question in a TV talk show, concluding he did not incite hatred and enmity. Presiding Judge Uncu agrees with Prosecutor Akillis opinion that his remarks did not lead to violence.
8 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Keskin: The Campaign Is Manipulated
Strongly condemned by 20 women organizations in newspapers advertisements, IHD Istanbul branch former chair Keskin holds press conference. Says attack stems from single a source, those organizations acting under Kemalist identity.
8 June 2006
Ayşe Durukan
Author Elif Safak Under Investigation
Best-seller Turkish author Elif Safak asked to testify for new book Father and Bastard. Safak and Metis Publishing House may be tried for insulting Turkishness after prosecution concludes investigation.
8 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
CPJ Concerned for Persecution of Columnists
Concerned for three journalists appearing before court this week New York based Committee to Protect Journalists calls Turkish government to repel laws restrictive of freedom of expression.
8 June 2006
Cpj
Rights Activists Rise to Defend Keskin
Human rights activists stand up for IHD Istanbul branch former chair Eren Keskin after group of women organizations make her public target in newspaper ads. IHD chairman Alatas says Keskin is marked. IHDG: This is an unacceptable lynch campaign.
8 June 2006
Tolga Korkut
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Dissident Sociologist Cleared of Bombing
Pinar Selek a dissident sociologist is acquitted in Spice Market Bombing case as court still unsure whether blast that killed 7 and injured 127 in 1998 was a bomb or LPG explosion. Charges dropped against other co-defendants but 3 get life terms.
8 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
Usak Hosts Children Rights Reporting Seminar
BİA² and UNICEF Turkey hold two-day Children Rights News Reporting training meeting in Usak on invitation of governor Kayhan Kavas. 26 reporters attend occasion where target is set to create Turkeys first child-friendly media network.
6 June 2006
Kemal Özmen
IHD Calls For End to F-Type Prisons
Human Rights Association says 7 people are still on death strike in Turkey protesting prison conditions while 128 have already died on hunger strikes as conditions left hundreds crippled. Calls for all prisons to be open to monitoring by civilians.
6 June 2006
KAOS GL Lashes Out at TV Homophobia
Gay and Lesbian Research Association criticizes RTUKs warning on TV fashion program found guilty for legitimizing homosexuality. Says Radio & Television Supreme Council had better address homophobic programs then pass judgment on homosexuallity.
6 June 2006
6 Press and Freedom Cases This Week
Istanbul courts to be busy this week with journalists, jurist and publisher on trial. Journalist Magden to appear at court on June 7, columnist Belge, reporter Saymaz, Selek and jurist Kaplan on June 8 and Peri Publishing House owner Onal on June 9.
5 June 2006
Erol Önderoğlu
AKP MP Faces Wife Violence Charges
Prosecution moves to remove immunity of AKP Konya deputy Halil Urun to prosecute him for violence against wife and deliberate injury. Wife Emine withdraws charges but injury offence regarded as public investigation where compromise deemed impossible.
5 June 2006
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