To All Permanent Missions to the United Nations in New York
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Joint Call on States to Support the Resolution on Human Rights in Iran
Author: Centre Kurde Genève
La Chambre des représentants américaine adopte des sanctions contre la Turquie
La chambre des représentants des États-Unis a adopté des sanctions contre la Turquie, du fait de l’achat par Ankara du système russe S-400.
Le projet de loi d’autorisation de la Défense nationale (NDAA), d’un montant de 740 milliards de dollars, qui comprend la mise en œuvre de sanctions contre la Turquie en raison de l’achat par Ankara du système de défense aérienne russe S-400, a été adopté, mercredi 9 décembre, à une écrasante majorité à la Chambre des représentants américaine.
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European Union: Turkey’s actions exacerbate the dispute
The foreign ministers of European countries expressed their annoyance over Turkey’s actions in the eastern Mediterranean, Libya and Cyprus, while they postponed imposing sanctions on Ankara to the meeting on Thursday.
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Seriously ill prisoner Turan remains in prison
The Constitutional Court rejected the demand to release seriously ill prisoner Abdullah Turan, who is paralyzed from the neck down, despite a report confirming that he cannot stay in prison.
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Broadcast ban on Jin News’ reporting of a rape case in Batman, Turkey
The investigation by Jin News Agency of a rape case in the Gercüş (Kercews) district of Batman (Elih) in Turkey has revealed that 27 men – including a specialized sergeant, a police officer and village guards – were reportedly involved in the rape of a fifteen-year-old child and forced two women into prostitution.
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Lawyer Köklü: strikers’ demands are legal and legitimate
Prisoners in Turkey started a five-day alternating hunger strike on 27 November to protest the isolation of PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan and mistreatments in Turkish prisons. The strike, which started with the participation of many prisoners across several different prisons, was taken over by a third group on 7 December.
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La journaliste Aysegul Doğan condamnée à 6 ans de prison
Ayşegül Doğan, journaliste condamnée à 6 ans de prison par la justice turque.
La journaliste Ayşegül Doğan a été condamnée à 6 ans de prison. Anciennement présentatrice d’une émission sur la chaîne d’information İMC TV, fermée en octobre 2016 par décret gouvernemental, Mme Dogan avait été mise en examen du fait de ses activités journalistiques ainsi que de sa participation au Congrès pour une Société démocratique (DTK).
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Journalist Doğan sentenced to 6 years in prison
A criminal complaint was filed against journalist Ayşegül Doğan, a program coordinator of İMC TV, which was closed down by a governmental decree (KHK), on the grounds of her journalistic activities and her alleged activity within the Democratic Society Congress (DTK).
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