Human Rights Foundation of Turkey (TIHV) shared information they gathered on curfews.
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Prosecutor cannot find crime of public workers dismissed with emergency decrees
by Dusun-ThinkIn the investigation conducted in Mersin on those dismissed with Statutory Decrees of the State of Emergency was concluded with, “no evidence, no necessity for prosecution.”
Free Journalists Initiative (ÖGI) shared numbers on the rights violations experienced by journalists and the profession of journalism in 2018 with a press statement organized in Diyarbakır.
The Ministry of Interior released a statement regarding the operations conducted in 2018.
Siirt Provincial Mufti Ahmet Altınok targeted news website of OdaTV by giving the example of the attack against Charlie Hebdo on January 7, 2015, in which 12 people were killed.
Istanbul Anatolian Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office started an investigation against Cumhuriyet Daily writer Mine Kırıkkanat with the allegation of “denigrating a part of society” due to her speech on Halk TV.
State of Emergency Applications Monitoring Commission has so far decided on 50,300 applications; accepting 3700 of them and denying 46,600.
Actor Levent Üzümcü published a video on his social media account and announced that his theater play, entitled, “It Is Your Story That’s Being Told,” was banned once again.
Two of the lawsuits filed against those wanting to support the hunger strike of academic Nuriye Gülmen and educator Semih Özakça after their dismissal from public service with emergency decrees were concluded with verdicts of acquittal.
Istanbul Anatolian Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office started an investigation against HSBC Bank Chairman Süleyman Selim Kervancı due to ‘insulting the President.’