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Use of Firearms Should be Investigated
Rights activists said that police forces may not use firearms against demonstrators who dont have firearms in their possession. There was a disproportionate use of force, said Danis Bestas. Extrajudicial killings generally go unpunished, added Ondul.
4 April 2006 Tolga Korkut
Children Participate in Local Administration
Oz-Ge Der is running the Child-Friendly Municipality Project.The project, which is pursued with the understanding of with children for children, will include an evaluation of whether the municipality services comply with the rights of the child.
3 April 2006
Three Die in Istanbul, Two in Kiziltepe
Three people died in Istanbul in an attack on a municipality bus, while two died in Kiziltepe after police fired guns. Clashes broke out in Taksim after police prevented demonstrators from making a press statement.
3 April 2006
Gays Forced to Pretend As Heterosexuals
Lambdaistanbul compiled a survey result it conducted last year among 393 homosexuals and bisexuals in a book called, Were Neither Wrong, Nor Alone! Most of the participants revealed they are faced with social violence and hide their sexual oriantation.
3 April 2006 Emine Özcan
Civil Disobedience Against Penal Code
A new civil disobedience action against the anti-democratic articles of the new Penal Code will start on March 28, 2006 Tuesday, at 10:00 AM. A press statement by the first signatories will be made in front of Besiktas Justice House in Istanbul.
27 March 2006
Eren Keskin to Serve in Prison
Human rights activist Keskin has been sentenced to prison for publicly insulting the army for her allegations about rape. Although the sentence is converted to a fine, Eren announced that instead of paying it she is planning to go to prison.
23 March 2006 Ayşe Durukan
Prime Minister Now Reads Evrensel Newspaper!
Prime Minister Erdogan sued the Gunluk Evrensel daily and columnist Sarpdere for attacking his personal rights. Erdogan demands a total of 20,000 YTL in damages. The song, We walked these roads together, was the legal ground for the case.
22 March 2006 Erol Önderoğlu
Children Should Participate in Media
BIA² and the UNICEF- Turkey organized the final journalist training seminar on Reporting on Childrens Rights in Kocaeli. The local reporters discussed the issues that are generally neglected and the reasons for neglect.
22 March 2006 Emine Özcan
Free Expression Falls Victim to EU Opponents
Using loosely worded laws that criminalize the denigration of the Turkish state, conservative secular nationalists - referred to by some as the state within the state - are challenging writings and public comments on issues they dislike.
17 March 2006
Independece Basic for Women Liberation
Akkoc from KA-MER and VAKAD head Ozgokce, who spoke of the problems of the Kurdish women at the conference on Turkeys Kurdish Question, said there is need for the formation of independent womens policies for the solution of the problem.
17 March 2006 Gökçe Susam
Not Many New Approaches for Armenian Issue
New Approaches in Turkish Armenian Relations conferance will continue for 3 days witnessed the reproduction of nationalist reflexes and unscientific propositions: There is not more noble a nation in the world than the Turks.
17 March 2006 Talin Suciyan
Childrens Migration Is Always Forced!
Migration is always forced when children are concerned, because children dont have a say. Children undergo an unbelievable post-migration trauma. says psychologist Zubeyit Gun, in the Turkeys Kurdish Question Conference.
16 March 2006 Kemal Özmen
Civil Society Should Handle Kurdish Question
The meeting on Kurdish Problem in Turkey brought together academics, journalists, NGOs representatives and politicians, who reject violence as a solution to the problem. Only 12 of the 58 speakers were women.
16 March 2006 Kemal Özmen,Gökçe Susam
302 Letters to Guldunya
Kizmaz, who wrote: Dear Guldunya, women in this country dont receive letters, won the Calling out to Guldunya letter competition. Your name will not be in the official history Guldunya, wrote Ozbek, who became second.
14 March 2006 Ayşe Durukan
Military Court Releases Objector
The Military Court of Cassation has overturned a 4-year prison sentence handed to conscientious objector Tarhan and decided to release him. We re a bit disappointed because Mehmet will be taken to the military recruiting office, said his lawyer.
10 March 2006 Tolga Korkut
Kurdish Radio-TV Broadcasts Start
Broadcasts in languages other than Turkish will begin after a signature ceremony to be held soon. Television and radio watchdog RTUK has granted permission to Diyarbakirs Gun TV and Soz TV and Sanliurfas Media FM to broadcast programs in Kurdish.
10 March 2006 Erol Önderoğlu
The Zarakolu Price Goes to Info-Turk Editors
The Istanbul IHD has decided to attribute the Ayse Zarakolu Price for Freedom of Thought (2006) to Info-Turk editors Özgüden and Tugsavul along with Kisanak, Yilmaz and Karaca. The price award ceremony took place on the International Women Day.
10 March 2006
Semdinli Hearing Starts on May 4
The first hearing of the Semdinli case will be held on May 4. The Justice Ministry has launched an investigation on Prosecutor Sarikaya. The General Staff said that they could decide for the prosecution of any general, They havent received any warnings.
9 March 2006
Prosecutor Sarikaya: Even if President Comes!
The Van Prosecutor Sarikaya, who has risen to the center of the public eye with his list of allegations launches against Turkish General Buyukanit of the Grand Forces, has said that even if President Sezer comes to see me, I wont meet with him.
9 March 2006
3 Killed, 14 Injured in Van Blast
An investigation into the cause of the explosion is underway with police suspecting a possible suicide attack. Police have implemented intensive security measures in the city. The attack has not yet been claimed by any organization.
9 March 2006
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Lawyers to Object to Reporters Arrest
DIHA reporters Dengiz and Yazar were detained as they were covering the demonstrations staged on the anniversary of Ocalans arrest. They have been at the Mersin E-type prison for the last 10 days. The lawyers will object to the arrestation.
8 March 2006 Erol Önderoğlu
Media Participation is a Right of the Child
Local reporters in Mugla discussed ways to create a child-friendly media during the Childrens rights reporting training program held by Turkey-Unicef and BIA². They decided to launch projects to allow children to have their voices heard in the media.
8 March 2006 Tolga Korkut
Reporters Accused of Making Fire-Bombs
Two reporters of the pro-Kurdish DIHA face lifetime imprisonment after alleged detection of firebombs in their car on the way back fro covering a mass demonstration in south province of Mersin. The court has declared the files secret.
1 March 2006 Ifex,Rsf
Academics Case at Justice Ministers Door
An Ankara court decides to ask Justice Ministrys consent to try Professors Oran and Kaboglu who are charged with violating Article 301 by their minority report on minorities. The two face five year in prison for inciting racial hatred.
20 February 2006 Erol Önderoğlu
Reporters Wont Call Children Criminal
About 30 reporters participated in the training for childrens rights reprting. The participants discussed rights violations in news reports about children, and searched possibilities for a child-friendly media and childrens participation in the media.
20 February 2006
Article 301 Now Sentencing Unionists!
A Tunceli court has sentenced Bekmezci, the Egitim-Sen offical for making a statement about murdered taxi-driver Akdag; and unionist Ser, for criticizing the postponement of the 6. Munzur Culture and Nature Festival, to 6 months in prison each.
17 February 2006 Erol Önderoğlu
FIDH Express Concern For Academics on Trial
The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and its member organisations in Turkey expressed deep concern for Turkish academics Oran and Kaboglu who are charged under Article 301 for a minority report they prepared for the Turkish Prime Ministry
14 February 2006
The Most Touchy Apparatus: The State
In 2005 157 cases were opened against for expressions of ideas, 29 people stood trial on grounds of article 301, 17 for influencing the court decision, 15 on grounds of article 216; the media was fined 1, 491, 594 new Turkish liras in damages.
14 February 2006 Erol Önderoğlu
Writer Hrant Dink Acquitted
Hrant Dink, editor of the Armenian language magazine Agos -who was among eight writers, journalists and publishers accused of insult and interference in the judiciary was acquitted. International PEN is still concerned.
10 February 2006
Trial of Five Journalists Adjourned
Trial of journalists Murat Belge, Haluk Sahin, Erol Katircioglu, and Ismet Berkan of the daily Radikal, and Hasan Cemal of the daily Milliyet appeared before the court amidst nationalist scuffles. Court was postponed
8 February 2006
Children Dont Want to be Viewed as Problems
The reporters at the training seminar on Reporting on Childrens Rights, looked for possibilities for creating a child-friendly media and allowing childrens participation in the media. Children should be given the opportunity to express themselves.
6 February 2006 Tolga Korkut
New Charges Against Agos Newspaper
A new lawsuit has been opened against Journalists Hrant Dink and Aydin Engin, and Agos writers Serkis Seropyan and Arat Dink, charging them with influencing judicial opinion in articles written about the cancellation of the Armenian Conference.
3 February 2006
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