Human Rights Watch | Turkey: Jailing of Amnesty Head Unjust Human Rights Watch Taner Kılıç is a lawyer and chair of the board of Amnesty International's Turkey section. Late at night on June 9, 2017, Izmir Criminal Peace Judge No. 3 ruled to remand Kılıç to pretrial detention on suspicion of being a member of the Fethullahist ... Amnesty chairman in Turkey arrested over alleged Gulen links - The ... Turkey charges Amnesty chief Taner Kilic with coup links Turkey jails local head of Amnesty pending trial in post-coup probe: group |
Aljazeera.com | Turkey: Qatar military base for the security of Gulf Aljazeera.com Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has told Bahrain's foreign minister that Turkey's military base in Qatar was aimed at contributing to the security of the entire Arab Gulf region, and was not aimed at any specific Gulf state. Mevlut Cavusoglu ... Turkey says Qatar deployment aims to ensure security Turkey's Erdogan calls for Qatar row to be resolved by end of Ramadan Turkey demands an end to Qatar blockade as humanitarian crisis deepens |
Anadolu Agency | Turkey: In 2015 FETO promoted independent Kurdish area Anadolu Agency The group blamed for last year's defeated coup in Turkey campaigned for an independent Kurdish region in 2015, as revealed by secret smartphone messages, said a source familiar with the evidence on Saturday. A former Turkish prosecutor identified as ... |
FRANCE 24 | French photographer Depardon freed after one-month detainment in Turkey FRANCE 24 French photojournalist Mathias Depardon returned home Friday after being freed by Turkish authorities who detained him near the Syrian border for a month. The 37-year-old photographer, who was detained while on assignment for National Geographic ... Turkey releases French photographer Mathias Depardon French photojournalist freed from custody in Turkey Turkey to deport French photographer Mathias Depardon |
EURACTIV | Talking truth to Turkey EURACTIV A handout picture provided by Turkish President Press office shows Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (L) cheers his supporters after the Friday prayer at the Sultanahmet Mosque, in Istanbul, Turkey 09 June 2017. [Turkish President Press Office/EPA]. |
Kurdish Presidency: Turkey asked to change question on Kurdistan referendum ballot Rudaw ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – The Kurdish presidency has said that Turkey asked the Kurdistan Region to change the question to be asked at the scheduled referendum on independence on September 25, that they “understand” and “deal with” the United ... |
Washington Post | 1 killed, 4 hurt in gunfire and bomb attack in Turkey Washington Post ANKARA, Turkey — Two suspected Kurdish rebels on Friday opened fire on a car belonging to a local mayor, then blew up their vehicle near a military police station in southeast Turkey, officials said. One person was killed and four people were wounded ... Car Bomb in Southeast Turkey Wounds Three People: Governor's Office Young music teacher killed in PKK attack in Turkey's Batman 2 Turkish soldiers, 1 civilian injured in car bomb in Turkey's Batman |
NPR | Turkey Detains Chair Of Amnesty International Turkey NPR Amnesty International says that shortly after sunrise on Tuesday, security forces turned up at the home of its Turkey country chairman, brought him to his office, then took him into custody. The detention of Taner Kiliç is part of a massive crackdown ... Turkey: Release Amnesty International Official US 'deeply concerned' after Turkey arrests Amnesty International official |
Aljazeera.com | Analysis: Why is Turkey deploying troops to Qatar? Aljazeera.com "This indeed suggests that Turkey sees its defence ties with Qatar as an indispensable pillar of its strategic posture in the region," Can Kasapoglu, a defence analyst from Turkey's EDAM, told Al Jazeera. "It also shows that Ankara would not ... Turkey to fast-track draft bill approving troop deployment in Qatar: Officials Turkey Throws Support Behind Qatar in Rift Among Arab Nations Turkey Approves Deploying Troops to Qatar |
Voice of America | Turkey: Iraqi Kurds' Plan for Referendum 'Irresponsible' Voice of America Turkey's prime minister says Iraqi Kurds' plans to hold a referendum on independence are "irresponsible" and will create new problems for the region. Earlier this week, Iraqi Kurds announced they will hold a referendum on September 25 to decide whether ... Turkey says Iraqi Kurdish independence vote a 'terrible mistake' Turkey Says Iraq's Kurdistan Independence Vote 'Grave Mistake' Turkey calls Iraqi Kurds' independence vote 'grave mistake' |