Kurdish Centre for Human Rights
Centre Kurde des Droits de l’Homme
Human Rights Foundation of Turkey Documentation Center – 6 September Report Torture and Ill-Treatment in Prison… It is learned from the news coverage of September 5, 2019 that 3 prisoners…
Thousands of people were driven into chaos abundant in unpredictability brought about conflict and war, including attacks by ISIS and the like, that broke out in Syria after 2011. The tragedies of these people who fled from death, violence, plunder, rape, hunger and misery both at home and the borders are still fresh in our memories.
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The Hasankeyf Coordination called on people to act now as “the Ilisu Dam threatens millions of creatures as well as Hasankeyf” Let’s fight together for Hasankeyf and the Tigris Valley, let’s unite this struggle with other destructive projects on the agenda.
Read More “Ilisu Dam is not just a risk is a real threat, say activists” »
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.
Read More “Constitutional Court clears 9 academics who signed peace appeal” »
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…
Read More “Abdullah Öcalan’s lawyer: Time is up, isolation is continuing!” »
The Rojava Center for Strategic Studies (NRLS) published a detailed report on the foreign relations of the Islamic State (IS) terrorist organization and the Turkish state.
Read More “Report exposed relations between Turkey and the Islamic State” »
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.
Read More “Human Rights Association: 33 years but still a long way to go” »
Prosecutor has asked for prison sentences against Özgür Gündem’s Co-executive Editor Hüseyin Aykol, Editor in Chief Reyhan Çapan and 5 others.
Read More “Özgür Gündem case: Prison sentence asked for 7 people” »