Suna Arev • The room at the end of the hallway
Here is the large room at the end of the hallway… On the door is written “İzci Family”.
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Hurmuz and Şimuni Diril, the disappeared in current history
The people you see on the photo are Hurmuz and Şimuni Diril, an Assyrian-Chaldean couple who went missing on January 11 2020.
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1 000 Women for Aysel Tuğluk • Sign on!
“One thousand of us started off with an appeal for Aysel Tuğluk’s release. Thousands more women responded from one day to the next.
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A conversation with Kurdish author Meral Şimşek
Meral Şimşek is a Kurdish author, currently threatened. She was born in 1980 in Diyarbakır. She became known through her poems, novels and short stories
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Turkey • Those Left Behind by the State
One could see as a simple matter of basic compassion a documentary on the homeless of the Bosphorus, on the misery developing in Turkey…
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Meral Şimşek • Smile, I’m Back
“You are men, you asshole? You will found a country? Watch how we run over your sister, imagine how we’ll pass over your country!”
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Police Cooperations with Turkey
We are translating this article because it seems most relevant to us in explaining why authorities in a good number of European States no longer hesitate in expelling Kurdish militants to Turkey…
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Turkey • “Better to hang them than to feed them!”
The expression blossomed today in Erdoğan’s media in Turkey: “Another terrorist fed in prison, died.”
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Mezher Kartal must remain in France and free!
At his request, we contacted Mezher Kartal whose administrative retention in the Mesnil-Amelot (Paris) center is ongoing.
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Death of Garibe Gezer in prison : a State feminicide?
Garibe Gezer, a Kurdish prisoner incarcerated in the prison of Kandıra and who had revealed being subjected to physical and sexual aggressions, was found dead.
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Aysel Tuğluk and Lost Memory
The Kurdish politician and ex-deputy, Aysel Tuğluk is in prison. Aysel is ailing. Aysel can no longer remember.
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Selahattin Demirtaş • Open Letter to Your Honour
At the end of your letter, you write: “…we should lend a closer ear to the voice of the accused.” Your Honour, may I really call you “Your Honour”?
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