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[OPINION] Strange Case of Akay: Bylock, Turkey’s Coup and Rwanda’s Genocide Trial

31/12/2017

By EMRAH AKSU During the last four years, the erosion in the law system of Turkey has increasingly become much more apparent and catastrophic. Every occasion of arbitrary practice of law enforcement... Read More...

[NEWS] Turkey Among Countries in Restricting Freedoms on Internet

PPJ

15/11/2017

(Source: bianet.org) Turkey has been listed among the countries in which Internet freedoms are restricted most in US-based think tank Freedom House’s report. Restrictions and bans on Internet have been examin... Read More...

[NEWS] Dutch FOX-IT: MIT’s Report on ByLock Manipulated Results

Arolda Elbasani

14/09/2017

FOX-IT, a digital security company, has published its report on the controversial smartphone application called ByLock. Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization (Millî İstihbarat Teşkilatı or MİT in Turkish... Read More...

[REPORT] Legal Opinion Published in UK Argues That ByLock Arrests Are Farce

PPJ

11/09/2017

By PPJ The legal opinion submitted by By William Clegg QC & Simon Baker on 25th July 2017 coupled with a Technical Report on the use of Bylock App prepared by Thomas K. Moore sheds new light into the... Read More...

[OPINION] Observations on ByLock App and Arrest of the UN Judge Sefa Akay

PPJ

30/07/2017

By EMRAH AKSU In Turkey, we encounter many unreasonable, illegal and ambiguous judicial acts in recent years as a part of autocratic drift. These judicial practices inexplicable within fundamental legal ... Read More...

[OPINION] Arbitrary Use of ByLock as an Instrument of False Accusation

Cafer Umit

03/07/2017

By CAFER UMIT As observed by all international human rights NGOs as well as EU and Venice Commission, Parliamentary Assembly (PACE), Human Rights Commissioner of the Council of Europe with deep concern, ther... Read More...

Another victim of Turkey’s witch-hunt: A UN judge

PPJ

22/06/2017

On December 18, 2014, the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court (ICC) situated in the Hague, the Netherlands, affirmed the detention order issued by the Trial Chamber of the ICC to the former Rwan... Read More...

[INTERVIEW] Peace Petition Signatory Prof. Mehmet Ugur "The hunger strikers had a simple demand: they wanted their jobs back!"

[INTERVIEW] Mesale Tolu: You can experience all that, but you can go on!

[INTERVIEW] Meşale Tolu : Man kann all das erleben, aber man kann weitermachen!

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 ”