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In Turkey there is the largest number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) within Council of Europe member states
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Forestry and Waterworks Minister Veysel Eroğlu and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek met with protest in Hasankeyf
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15 thousand 109 rights violations have been registered in eastern and southeastern regions in the last six months
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IHD Diyarbakır branch sent a letter to Diyarbakır deputies in Parliament asking for the disclosure of the fate of disappeared people
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Over ten thousands violations of human rights recorded in the first four months of 2012 in Kurdish areas
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A total of 3,076 rights violations have been recored by the Human Rights Association
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Landmark ruling by the European Court of Human Rights on the day Erdoğan said short military service possible only through payment
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Iran’s Telecommunications News Agency said Google Plus no longer accessible to web surfers
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Human Rights Association said the new AKP government makes no mention of human rights in its programme
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European Court of Human Rights said Turkey guilty of not conducting proper investigation over young boy who died during military service
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Attacks target activists in Iraqi Kurdistan, says Amnesty International
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Annual report by ECHR found Turkey worst violator of human rights among 47 states signatories of the European Convention on Human Rights
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Human Rights Association (IHD) Diyarbakir Branch published quarterly report on human rights violations in East and South East Anatolia
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These dams and mines are time bombs simply waiting to go off
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A week of activities to rise human rights awareness
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IHD urges Turkish state to sign the UN Convention Against Forced Disappearances
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Ramazan Doğan died without knowing what really happened to his son who disappeared when he was 13 after been detained
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No official statement has been released yet but reports said ECHR has ruled in favour of murdered journalist
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Doctors prevented to go abroad by Syrian authorities
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Lawyer Celebi insists government should answer appropriately to PKK ceasefire
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BDP hits out at systematic violation of international laws
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Memories of the tortures in the 90's still vivid
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Campaign for disappeared people and extrajudicial killings dedicated to Vedat Aydin
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No news about accusation moved against the teacher
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Defendants not allowed to speak in Kurdish
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Demonstrators from Sinop and Mersin were protesting against plans to build nuclear plants
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52 prisoners went missing in the disturbances at a military prison that also left at least 22 people dead on 5 July 2008
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Death penalty is already off the agenda of the country, says Human Rights Association
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Emine Gulmez speaks out after 18 years of forced silence
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Şendoğan Yazıcı from Istanbul has become the 121st citizen to declare his conscientious objection to military service
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To be used by foreign journalists, bloggers and dissidents who are refugees or just passing through
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To date 3700 internet websites have been banned in Turkey, thus endangering freedom of expression
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Relatives of disappeared people are arriving in Ankara today
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Prosecutor asked prison sentences for students demanding free education
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Europeac Court of Human Rights has condemned Turkey for the suspension for one month of Yedinci Gün and Toplumsal Demokrasi
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They are forced to live their villages because of the ongoing war: the plight of internal refugees
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Saturday Mothers ended their protest in Istanbul and once again set off to Ankara
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Sit in organized by Human Rights Association to ask justice for the disappeared people
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The families of the disappeared people of Turkey will start off on 12 June from Istanbul
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61 year old “Peace Mother” Sultan Acibuca sentenced to 6 years and 3 months in prison for her speech on Women's Day
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Former Dtp co-chair Türk to stand trial for speaking Kurdish
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Students of Sabanci University protest against banks involvement in Ilisu dam construction
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Intellectuals, artists, citizens marched in Dersim to call for en end to military operations
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Saturday Mothers met again in Galatasaray to ask justice for the disappeared
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As feared, Iran has started executing prisoners again last week. Four prisoners hanged last Wednesday
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Committee to Protect Journalists writes to Kurdistan Government deeply concerned about deteriorating press freedom in Iraqi Kurdistan
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In the first quarter of 2010, according to the newspapers, 67 people committed suicide. 28 of them were women, 39 of them were men
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Working Group of UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights to prepare questions to put to Turkey on failure to implement its obligations
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After Mugla, Tokat. Ultranationalist attacks on Kurdish and leftwing students are on the rise
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Mothers ask for justice for the 269th time in Istanbul and blame the government for the disappearances
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UN Human Rights Council says security forces in Turkey are a threatening factor for human life: in 2008 alone they killed 116 were
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Mustafa Ismail charged with separatism in Syria. He has been defending human rights and denouncing repression against Kurds
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Hundred of people still waiting outside the hospital in Izmir
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Istanbul MP Sebahat Tuncel asked for a council investigation about the increasing sexual assaults and rapes
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Pinar Ural yesterday was assaulted by unknown people in a bus in central Istanbul
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Journalists association condemns the “insane” sentence of 166 years and six months in prison passed on Vedat Kursun
Ramazan Doğan died without knowing what really happened to his son who disappeared when he was 13 after been detained
Lawyer Celebi insists government should answer appropriately to PKK ceasefire
BDP hits out at systematic violation of international laws
Memories of the tortures in the 90's still vivid
Campaign for disappeared people and extrajudicial killings dedicated to Vedat Aydin
