DEMOCRACY

Intellectuals want live broadcasting for the coup trials in Turkey

17/06/2017

A “Call for Transparency” campaign has been kicked off by a group of intelectuals in change.org for the court proceedings of the controversial coup attempt in Turkey on July 15, 2016. People have been called t... Read More...

OPINION- Has Turkey’s notorious ‘deep state’ come back with a vengeance?

PPJ

03/06/2017

By YAVUZ BAYDAR The return of Ergenekon as ultranationalists replace FETÖ This was the headline of one of the most concise and interesting analysis I encountered lately. The column was penned by my est... Read More...

OPINION- Turkey’s Constitutional Referendum and Erdogan’s Faded Democratic Credentials

PPJ

01/06/2017

By GARETH JENKINS The Turkish constitutional referendum of April 16, 2017 dealt yet another blow to President Tayyip Erdoğan’s already faltering claim to democratic legitimacy. Not ... Read More...

No country gets close to a perfect score in the Corruption Perceptions Index 2016

PPJ

30/05/2017

Corruption Perceptions Index highlights that the connection between corruption and inequality, which feed off each other to create a vicious circle between corruption, unequal distribution of power in society, ... Read More...

Functioning of democratic institutions in Turkey

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26/05/2017

Council Of Europe adopted a draft resolution "Functioning of democratic institutions in Turkey". Click to read. ... Read More...

UK Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee published Turkey Report

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26/05/2017

UK Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee released a report titled ‘The UK’s relations with Turkey". Click to read the report.... Read More...

NGO’s report reveals Decree Laws put human rights in danger

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15/05/2017

Human Rights Joint Platfrom (IHOP) published a report that reveals human rights and democracy are damaged by the Decree Laws issued after the failed coup. Click to read the report.... Read More...

Political Order and One-Party Rule

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29/04/2017

The second half of the twentieth century and the beginning of the twenty-first century have witnessed an unprecedented expansion of one-party autocracies. One-party regimes have become the most common type ... Read More...

Parliamentary Assembly calls on Hungary to stop work on NGO funding and university laws

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27/04/2017

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has called on Hungary to suspend the parliamentary debate on the draft law on the “Transparency of Organisations receiving Foreign Funding” and the imp... Read More...

[INTERVIEW] Top EU-TR Parliamentary Committee MEP talks to PPJ: Turkish leadership hurt Democracy so much after the coup!

Çiler Ilhan on Women’s Rights

Local Elections in Turkey are of Vital Importance

Kati Piri “Erdoğan has all the power possible, but he still blames others for the economy”

Kati Piri: “Our red line on Turkey has been crossed, and that is how we have ended up with our position today ”

ECHR Do Not Put the Necessary Pressure Before the Turkish Authorities.

Korruption ist Erdogans schwache Stelle

Intellectuals want live broadcasting for the coup trials in Turkey

OPINION- Has Turkey’s notorious ‘deep state’ come back with a vengeance?

OPINION- Turkey’s Constitutional Referendum and Erdogan’s Faded Democratic Credentials

No country gets close to a perfect score in the Corruption Perceptions Index 2016

Functioning of democratic institutions in Turkey

UK Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee published Turkey Report

NGO’s report reveals Decree Laws put human rights in danger

Political Order and One-Party Rule

Parliamentary Assembly calls on Hungary to stop work on NGO funding and university laws