The Constitutional Court in Turkey has ruled that the freedom of expression of 9 academics who appealed for peace in the country has been violated.
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Abdullah Öcalan’s lawyer: Time is up, isolation is continuing!
Öcalan’s lawyer Newroz Uysal recalled the words by Turkish Justice Minister Abdülhamit Gül who said about the possibility to meet with Öcalan there there was “no legal obstacle,” and added…
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Balance of Turkish invasion attacks
On 27 May 2019, the Turkish state launched and operation it called “Claw” and invaded Xakurkê (in the province of Hewlêr), Bradost and other regions.
Maxmur Camp people marched to the UN office
Residents of the Maxmur refugee camp held a protest and marched to the UN building following the bombing carried out by the occupying Turkish state.
Human Rights Association: 33 years but still a long way to go
The Human Rights Association (IHD) was founded on 17 July 1986 by 98 people.It was established after military coup of 12 September by the families of prisoners who were arrested, tortured, forcibly disappeared by the junta regime.
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Özgür Gündem case: Prison sentence asked for 7 people
Prosecutor has asked for prison sentences against Özgür Gündem’s Co-executive Editor Hüseyin Aykol, Editor in Chief Reyhan Çapan and 5 others.
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Letter from the United Kurdish Women’s Platform to the UN
United Kurdish Women’s Platform have sent a letter to UN and the political parties regarding the interventions of Turkey to the region and their territorial integrity and the policies they…
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ECHR convicts Turkey in Demirtaş case
Following a detailed examination of the statements made by Demirtaş, the ECHR found that, taken as a whole, they could not be regarded as amounting to incitement to engage in violence,