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Tag Archives: Police
Amnesty: “Domestic Security Bill” Threatens Human Rights
Amnesty International today condemned a controversial “domestic security bill” currently before the Turkish Parliament. Issuing an urgent action to its worldwide membership, Amnesty stated that the legal changes “threaten human rights, including the prospect of increased arbitrary detention, excessive use … Continue reading
Posted in Amnesty International, Excessive Force, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Expression
Tagged Amnesty International, domestic security bill, excessive force, human rights watch, Police, prosecutors, Turkey
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Violence and new tragedy in Turkey
Another horrible picture taken tonight in #Istanbul during protests for #UğurKurt-killed by police in a funeral house http://t.co/PzdNw2RPNd — Murat Çekiç (@muratcekic) May 22, 2014 It has been an ugly month in Turkey. First, shocking scenes of excessive force and … Continue reading
Posted in Amnesty International, Erdogan, Excessive Force, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Expression, Gezi Park, Minorities, Religious Freedom, Taksim, Turkey, Uncategorized
Tagged Amnesty, excessive force, Istanbul, Okmeydani, Police, Turkey
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Protest at Emek Theatre: Amnesty calls for Investigation
Protesting the destruction of Emek Theatre. Photo credits: Nizam Serhat Firat. Used by Permission The proposed destruction of the historic Emek Theatre has been a long-running controversy in Turkey, where it is seen as another example of the ways in … Continue reading