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Turkey introduces new laws to protect animals
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Turkish lawmaker has a heart attack after saying Israel ‘will suffer the wrath of Allah’
The Turkish lawmaker who suffered a heart attack on the floor of parliament after declaring that Israel “will suffer the wrath of Allah” died Thursday, just two days after condemning Istanbul’s policy toward Jerusalem.
Hasan Bitmez, 54, a member of parliament from the opposition Saadet Party, died in Ankara City Hospital, Health Minister Fahrettin Koca told reporters in televised remarks.
He is survived by a wife and child.
Shocking video showed Bitmez collapsing at the podium before the general assembly Tuesday, moments after delivering a fiery speech panning President Tayyip Erdogan’s ruling AK Party over Turkey’s ongoing trade with Israel despite the war with Hamas.
“You allow ships to go to Israel and you shamelessly call it trade… You are Israel’s accomplice,” Bitmez said in his t...
published: 12 Dec 2023
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Pro-Hamas Turkish MP who collapsed after warning Israel of 'Allah's wrath' dies
A Turkish lawmaker has died just days after suffering a heart attack in Parliament during a speech proclaiming Israel would face "the wrath of Allah".
Hasan Bitmez, a 53-year-old lawmaker from the Felicity Party in Turkey, passed away on Thursday, according to Health Minister Fahrettin Koca.
On Monday, footage captured Bitmez collapsing shortly after delivering a harsh critique of Turkey's response to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
He warned that Israel "will not escape the wrath of Allah" before falling to the floor, causing parliamentarians around him to come rushing to his aid.
Bitmez was observed holding a sign during his speech that read: “Murderer Israel, Collaborator AKP,” directly referencing President Erdogan's ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP).
His heart had reportedly ...
published: 14 Dec 2023
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Turkish MP suffers heart attack after warning Israel of 'Allah's wrath'
Turkish MP Hasan Bitmez suffered a heart attack in Parliament almost immediately after proclaiming that Israel would face "the wrath of Allah".
Footage captured Bitmez collapsing shortly after delivering a harsh critique of Turkey's response to the Israel-Hamas conflict on Tuesday.
He warned that Israel "will not escape the wrath of Allah" before falling to the floor, causing concern among onlookers.
Bitmez's heart reportedly stopped in Parliament but was revived later, according to YNet News.
Bitmez is deputy head of Turkey’s Felicity Party and a diabetic. He underwent a procedure to place two stents in his heart arteries after the collapse.
He is believed to be in critical condition.
published: 13 Dec 2023
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Turkish MP has heart attack after saying Israel will ‘suffer the wrath of Allah’ in Parliament
A Turkish MP had a heart attack in Parliament after saying Israel would ‘suffer the wrath of Allah.’ Hasan Bitmez had just given a 20-minute speech on the Israel-Hamas war during a budget debate. As he concluded his remarks he collapsed and had to be revived with chest compressions. He was taken to hospital where he is now in a serious condition, according to his political party.
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Turkey adopts new 'disinformation' law that could jail journalists • FRANCE 24 English
Turkey's parliament on Thursday adopted a law proposed by President Tayyip Erdogan that would jail journalists and social media users for up to three years for spreading "disinformation", despite deep concerns over free speech.
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published: 13 Oct 2022
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Turkey's failed military coup, explained
The attempted coup against Turkish President Erdoğan might have failed, but plenty of problems still await him.
Update 7/19/2016: Since publishing, more than 30,000 people have been purged from the Turkish military. Moreover, 15,000 employees of the Turkish education ministry have been suspended along with 21,000 teachers for their suspected links to the failed military coup.
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Turkey's constitutional changes explained
Turkey voted “Yes” in a referendum on whether to transition to a presidential system. Here's a closer look at the proposed 18 amendments to the Turkish constitution.
published: 23 Jun 2017
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Turkey MP Hasan Bitmez suffers heart attack during speech in Parliament, in critical condition
A Member of the Parliament collapsed while addressnig the House. Reports suggest that Hasan Bitmez suffered a heart attack and fell besides his podium while addressing the grand assembly. He is currently in a critical condition.
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published: 13 Dec 2023
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Erdogan's Son-in-Law Unexpectedly Quits as Turkey's Finance Minister
Turkey’s finance minister and son-in-law to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced his resignation on social media Sunday.
Berat Albayrak said on Instagram that he was stepping down from his post for health reasons and would spend more time with his family.
Albayrak, 42, was appointed minister of finance and treasury in July 2018, having previously been energy minister for nearly three years.
His resignation follows the dismissal over the weekend of central bank chief Murat Uysal and his replacement by former Finance Minister Naci Agbal.
“I decided not to continue my duty as a minister after five years in office due to health problems,” Albayrak said. “I will spend time with my mother, father, wife and children, whom I have neglected for many years out of necessity and who have never...
published: 10 Nov 2020
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New censorship law in Turkey takes restrictions further
A new censorship law in Turkey takes current restrictions even further and tightens the government's control on what people can and can't see online. Platforms like Netflix and YouTube could all be affected — the internet as Turkey knows it is becoming the next battleground for freedom of expression in a country where it's already very limited.
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Lotus Case France v Turkey International Law explained Lex Animata Hesham Elrafei
France v Turkey The Lotus Case Case of the SS ‘Lotus’
The Lotus case, international Law, visualized.
The Lotus case concerns a criminal jurisdiction regarding a collision on the High Seas , where a French ship collided with a Turkish ship.
The collision caused the Turkish ship to sink and the death of the Turkish crew.
The French ship sailed to Turkey, where the French captain was arrested, and he was charged with manslaughter.
In 1926, Turkey and France requested the Permanent Court of International Justice to decide, if Turkey's exercise of jurisdiction, amounted to a violation of international law, and whether Turkey had violated article 15 of the Lausanne Convention.
In 1927 , the Court held that there is no rule of international law, granting exclusive jurisdiction to flag S...
published: 30 Aug 2022
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The Legal System in Turkey - Part 1 - an Overview
Does the legal system in Turkey work well? Where does it originate from? Is it still secular? What sections is it split into?
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John Howell (editor@guidesglobal.com), Founder & Editor of Guides.Global, speaks to Başak Yıldız Orkun (turkey-lawyer@guidesglobal.com), Managing Partner and Head of Legal at Orkun & Orkun. Başak is a highly experienced lawyer who specialises in dealing with foreign clients. John has decades of experience in international law.
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published: 11 Apr 2017
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Why the world is worried about Turkey
How Turkey's president gained so much power.
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-- Erdogan as important to Turkey as Ataturk, and trying to shape it in his own image as significantly as Ataturk did decades ago.
-- They’re at the opposite ends of the spectrum in their beliefs: Ataturk was a militant secularist, Erdogan a committed Islamist
-- Erdogan’s rise shows arc of Turkish history, from democracy to an ever more theocratic authoritarian state
-- This all matters because a more religious version of Vladimir Putin is now at the helm of the biggest, richest and most militarily powerful US ally in the region.
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published: 12 May 2017
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New media law under attack in Turkey
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Some journalists have been in jail for years without being charge. Al Jazeera's Mohamed Vall reports from Istanbul.
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published: 08 Jun 2011
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Istanbul election re-run: 'A degradation of rule of law' in Turkey
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Aegean Sea Continental Shelf ICJ Law of the sea Greece vs Turkey dispute International Law
Aegean Sea Continental Shelf ICJ Case, visualized International Law Hesham ElRafei Greece vs Turkey
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Aegean Sea Continental Shelf Case, visualized
Plateau continental de la mer Egée (Grèce c. Turquie)
Aegean Sea Continental Shelf (Greece v. Turkey)
In 1973, Turkey granted rights to its Petroleum Company, to explore areas of the Aegean continental shelf, to which Greece claimed exclusive rights under her sovereignty over the nearby islands.
Greece based her claim on an interpretation of the 1958 Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf, and a view of customary international law, which Turkey rejected.
After efforts to resolve the dispute by negotiations, the situation was complic...
published: 10 Oct 2021
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Turkey approves new law to restrict internet
Despite opposition from press freedom and human rights groups, Turkey's parliament has approved legislation that will tighten government controls over the Internet.
The country's telecommunications authority will be allowed to block websites for a privacy violation without a prior court decision.
The legislation will also force Internet providers to keep records on Web users' activities for two years and make them available to authorities when requested.
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published: 06 Feb 2014
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Turkey's 'tough' new law cracks down on 'fake news'
Sky News host Peter Gleeson says the Turkish government is cracking down on misinformation through a “tough pre-election law”.
The law could see anyone – including social media users and reporters – sentenced to three years in prison for spreading “fake news”.
“The fear is, of course, who gets to determine whether it's fake news or not – is it a government minister?” he said.
“Is it a so-called independent and impartial outfit like all these online fact-checkers that almost absolutely lean left?”
published: 14 Oct 2022
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Turkey: Finance minister and Erdogan’s son-in-law resigns from government
Berat Albayrak is one of the most influential people in Turkey: Erdogan’s son-in-law, finance minister, and close friend of Jared Kushner.
So why did he suddenly resign?
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published: 10 Nov 2020
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10 Things NOT to do in TURKEY - MUST SEE BEFORE YOU GO!
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Turkey’s headscarf debate reignites over new law proposal by main opposition party
Kemal Kilicdaroglu, Turkey’s main opposition leader, reignited the country’s debate over headscarves by proposing a new law that enshrines the right for women to wear the veil in public institutions.
In Turkey, headscarves were banned in public spaces such as universities and government buildings following a military coup in 1980. In 2010 the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) started gradually rolling back the ban on headscarves, initially by lifting the ban in universities and government offices and later in other areas, such as the police force.
Kilicdaroglu’s Republican People’s Party (CHP) had previously opposed legislation expanding the freedoms for women to wear the headscarf in public institutions. That stance has frequently been used by President Erdogan and his support...
published: 06 Oct 2022
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Opposition, NGOs slam Turkey's draft law on criminalising 'disinformation'
Critics say the proposed bill will censor opposition voices and restrict independent media.
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Turkey introduces new laws to protect animals
Turkey hopes to care more for domestic stray animals by enshrining their protection under new laws.
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Turkey hopes to care more for domestic stray animals by enshrining their protection under new laws.
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- published: 08 Feb 2021
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Turkish lawmaker has a heart attack after saying Israel ‘will suffer the wrath of Allah’
The Turkish lawmaker who suffered a heart attack on the floor of parliament after declaring that Israel “will suffer the wrath of Allah” died Thursday, just two...
The Turkish lawmaker who suffered a heart attack on the floor of parliament after declaring that Israel “will suffer the wrath of Allah” died Thursday, just two days after condemning Istanbul’s policy toward Jerusalem.
Hasan Bitmez, 54, a member of parliament from the opposition Saadet Party, died in Ankara City Hospital, Health Minister Fahrettin Koca told reporters in televised remarks.
He is survived by a wife and child.
Shocking video showed Bitmez collapsing at the podium before the general assembly Tuesday, moments after delivering a fiery speech panning President Tayyip Erdogan’s ruling AK Party over Turkey’s ongoing trade with Israel despite the war with Hamas.
“You allow ships to go to Israel and you shamelessly call it trade… You are Israel’s accomplice,” Bitmez said in his tirade after placing a banner on the podium emblazoned with the words: “Murderer Israel; collaborator AKP.”
Read more at https://nypost.com/2023/12/14/news/turkish-lawmaker-who-had-heart-attack-slamming-israel-dies/
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The Turkish lawmaker who suffered a heart attack on the floor of parliament after declaring that Israel “will suffer the wrath of Allah” died Thursday, just two days after condemning Istanbul’s policy toward Jerusalem.
Hasan Bitmez, 54, a member of parliament from the opposition Saadet Party, died in Ankara City Hospital, Health Minister Fahrettin Koca told reporters in televised remarks.
He is survived by a wife and child.
Shocking video showed Bitmez collapsing at the podium before the general assembly Tuesday, moments after delivering a fiery speech panning President Tayyip Erdogan’s ruling AK Party over Turkey’s ongoing trade with Israel despite the war with Hamas.
“You allow ships to go to Israel and you shamelessly call it trade… You are Israel’s accomplice,” Bitmez said in his tirade after placing a banner on the podium emblazoned with the words: “Murderer Israel; collaborator AKP.”
Read more at https://nypost.com/2023/12/14/news/turkish-lawmaker-who-had-heart-attack-slamming-israel-dies/
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- published: 12 Dec 2023
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Pro-Hamas Turkish MP who collapsed after warning Israel of 'Allah's wrath' dies
A Turkish lawmaker has died just days after suffering a heart attack in Parliament during a speech proclaiming Israel would face "the wrath of Allah".
Hasan Bi...
A Turkish lawmaker has died just days after suffering a heart attack in Parliament during a speech proclaiming Israel would face "the wrath of Allah".
Hasan Bitmez, a 53-year-old lawmaker from the Felicity Party in Turkey, passed away on Thursday, according to Health Minister Fahrettin Koca.
On Monday, footage captured Bitmez collapsing shortly after delivering a harsh critique of Turkey's response to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
He warned that Israel "will not escape the wrath of Allah" before falling to the floor, causing parliamentarians around him to come rushing to his aid.
Bitmez was observed holding a sign during his speech that read: “Murderer Israel, Collaborator AKP,” directly referencing President Erdogan's ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP).
His heart had reportedly stopped in Parliament before being revived later and he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
Bitmez was deputy head of Turkey’s Felicity Party and a diabetic. He underwent a procedure to place two stents in his heart arteries after the collapse.
https://wn.com/Pro_Hamas_Turkish_Mp_Who_Collapsed_After_Warning_Israel_Of_'Allah's_Wrath'_Dies
A Turkish lawmaker has died just days after suffering a heart attack in Parliament during a speech proclaiming Israel would face "the wrath of Allah".
Hasan Bitmez, a 53-year-old lawmaker from the Felicity Party in Turkey, passed away on Thursday, according to Health Minister Fahrettin Koca.
On Monday, footage captured Bitmez collapsing shortly after delivering a harsh critique of Turkey's response to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
He warned that Israel "will not escape the wrath of Allah" before falling to the floor, causing parliamentarians around him to come rushing to his aid.
Bitmez was observed holding a sign during his speech that read: “Murderer Israel, Collaborator AKP,” directly referencing President Erdogan's ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP).
His heart had reportedly stopped in Parliament before being revived later and he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
Bitmez was deputy head of Turkey’s Felicity Party and a diabetic. He underwent a procedure to place two stents in his heart arteries after the collapse.
- published: 14 Dec 2023
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Turkish MP suffers heart attack after warning Israel of 'Allah's wrath'
Turkish MP Hasan Bitmez suffered a heart attack in Parliament almost immediately after proclaiming that Israel would face "the wrath of Allah".
Footage capture...
Turkish MP Hasan Bitmez suffered a heart attack in Parliament almost immediately after proclaiming that Israel would face "the wrath of Allah".
Footage captured Bitmez collapsing shortly after delivering a harsh critique of Turkey's response to the Israel-Hamas conflict on Tuesday.
He warned that Israel "will not escape the wrath of Allah" before falling to the floor, causing concern among onlookers.
Bitmez's heart reportedly stopped in Parliament but was revived later, according to YNet News.
Bitmez is deputy head of Turkey’s Felicity Party and a diabetic. He underwent a procedure to place two stents in his heart arteries after the collapse.
He is believed to be in critical condition.
https://wn.com/Turkish_Mp_Suffers_Heart_Attack_After_Warning_Israel_Of_'Allah's_Wrath'
Turkish MP Hasan Bitmez suffered a heart attack in Parliament almost immediately after proclaiming that Israel would face "the wrath of Allah".
Footage captured Bitmez collapsing shortly after delivering a harsh critique of Turkey's response to the Israel-Hamas conflict on Tuesday.
He warned that Israel "will not escape the wrath of Allah" before falling to the floor, causing concern among onlookers.
Bitmez's heart reportedly stopped in Parliament but was revived later, according to YNet News.
Bitmez is deputy head of Turkey’s Felicity Party and a diabetic. He underwent a procedure to place two stents in his heart arteries after the collapse.
He is believed to be in critical condition.
- published: 13 Dec 2023
- views: 595487
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Turkish MP has heart attack after saying Israel will ‘suffer the wrath of Allah’ in Parliament
A Turkish MP had a heart attack in Parliament after saying Israel would ‘suffer the wrath of Allah.’ Hasan Bitmez had just given a 20-minute speech on the Israe...
A Turkish MP had a heart attack in Parliament after saying Israel would ‘suffer the wrath of Allah.’ Hasan Bitmez had just given a 20-minute speech on the Israel-Hamas war during a budget debate. As he concluded his remarks he collapsed and had to be revived with chest compressions. He was taken to hospital where he is now in a serious condition, according to his political party.
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A Turkish MP had a heart attack in Parliament after saying Israel would ‘suffer the wrath of Allah.’ Hasan Bitmez had just given a 20-minute speech on the Israel-Hamas war during a budget debate. As he concluded his remarks he collapsed and had to be revived with chest compressions. He was taken to hospital where he is now in a serious condition, according to his political party.
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- published: 13 Dec 2023
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Turkey adopts new 'disinformation' law that could jail journalists • FRANCE 24 English
Turkey's parliament on Thursday adopted a law proposed by President Tayyip Erdogan that would jail journalists and social media users for up to three years for ...
Turkey's parliament on Thursday adopted a law proposed by President Tayyip Erdogan that would jail journalists and social media users for up to three years for spreading "disinformation", despite deep concerns over free speech.
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Turkey's parliament on Thursday adopted a law proposed by President Tayyip Erdogan that would jail journalists and social media users for up to three years for spreading "disinformation", despite deep concerns over free speech.
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- published: 13 Oct 2022
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Turkey and International Law
Başak Çali offers a fascinating snapshot of some of the multifaceted ways Turkey can be seen in relation to international law. Is the state of Turkey a sui gene...
Başak Çali offers a fascinating snapshot of some of the multifaceted ways Turkey can be seen in relation to international law. Is the state of Turkey a sui generis case or does it in fact have much in common with other states? http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780199685097.do
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Başak Çali offers a fascinating snapshot of some of the multifaceted ways Turkey can be seen in relation to international law. Is the state of Turkey a sui generis case or does it in fact have much in common with other states? http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780199685097.do
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- published: 18 Sep 2015
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Turkey's failed military coup, explained
The attempted coup against Turkish President Erdoğan might have failed, but plenty of problems still await him.
Update 7/19/2016: Since publishing, more than ...
The attempted coup against Turkish President Erdoğan might have failed, but plenty of problems still await him.
Update 7/19/2016: Since publishing, more than 30,000 people have been purged from the Turkish military. Moreover, 15,000 employees of the Turkish education ministry have been suspended along with 21,000 teachers for their suspected links to the failed military coup.
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The attempted coup against Turkish President Erdoğan might have failed, but plenty of problems still await him.
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- published: 18 Jul 2016
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1:46
Turkey's constitutional changes explained
Turkey voted “Yes” in a referendum on whether to transition to a presidential system. Here's a closer look at the proposed 18 amendments to the Turkish constitu...
Turkey voted “Yes” in a referendum on whether to transition to a presidential system. Here's a closer look at the proposed 18 amendments to the Turkish constitution.
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Turkey voted “Yes” in a referendum on whether to transition to a presidential system. Here's a closer look at the proposed 18 amendments to the Turkish constitution.
- published: 23 Jun 2017
- views: 2512
0:58
Turkey MP Hasan Bitmez suffers heart attack during speech in Parliament, in critical condition
A Member of the Parliament collapsed while addressnig the House. Reports suggest that Hasan Bitmez suffered a heart attack and fell besides his podium while add...
A Member of the Parliament collapsed while addressnig the House. Reports suggest that Hasan Bitmez suffered a heart attack and fell besides his podium while addressing the grand assembly. He is currently in a critical condition.
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- published: 13 Dec 2023
- views: 84388
0:49
Erdogan's Son-in-Law Unexpectedly Quits as Turkey's Finance Minister
Turkey’s finance minister and son-in-law to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced his resignation on social media Sunday.
Berat Albayrak said on Instagram t...
Turkey’s finance minister and son-in-law to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced his resignation on social media Sunday.
Berat Albayrak said on Instagram that he was stepping down from his post for health reasons and would spend more time with his family.
Albayrak, 42, was appointed minister of finance and treasury in July 2018, having previously been energy minister for nearly three years.
His resignation follows the dismissal over the weekend of central bank chief Murat Uysal and his replacement by former Finance Minister Naci Agbal.
“I decided not to continue my duty as a minister after five years in office due to health problems,” Albayrak said. “I will spend time with my mother, father, wife and children, whom I have neglected for many years out of necessity and who have never spared me their support.”
The resignation was confirmed by officials at the Finance Ministry, broadcaster HaberTurk reported, although it was unclear if it would be accepted by Erdogan.
In April, Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu resigned on Twitter, only to withdraw the announcement within hours after Erdogan refused to accept it.
Albayrak, who has four children with Erdogan’s daughter Esra, has presided over a rough period in the Turkish economy. The country was recovering from a currency crisis in 2018 when the coronavirus pandemic hit and Albayrak’s stewardship came under much criticism.
Before entering politics, Albayrak worked for Calik Holding, rising to CEO in 2007.
He became a lawmaker for Erdogan’s Justice and Development Party, or AKP, in 2015 and was shortly after appointed energy minister. According to some analysts, he was being groomed by Erdogan to be the president’s eventual successor.
Timothy Ash, an emerging markets analyst at BlueBay Asset Management, questioned whether Albayrak’s health was the real reason for him quitting and suggested a “purge of Albayrak and his team.”
Ash added that Albayrak’s close relationship with Jared Kushner, U.S. President Donald Trump’s adviser and son-in-law, was no longer important to Erdogan following Trump’s defeat in the U.S. election.
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Turkey’s finance minister and son-in-law to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced his resignation on social media Sunday.
Berat Albayrak said on Instagram that he was stepping down from his post for health reasons and would spend more time with his family.
Albayrak, 42, was appointed minister of finance and treasury in July 2018, having previously been energy minister for nearly three years.
His resignation follows the dismissal over the weekend of central bank chief Murat Uysal and his replacement by former Finance Minister Naci Agbal.
“I decided not to continue my duty as a minister after five years in office due to health problems,” Albayrak said. “I will spend time with my mother, father, wife and children, whom I have neglected for many years out of necessity and who have never spared me their support.”
The resignation was confirmed by officials at the Finance Ministry, broadcaster HaberTurk reported, although it was unclear if it would be accepted by Erdogan.
In April, Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu resigned on Twitter, only to withdraw the announcement within hours after Erdogan refused to accept it.
Albayrak, who has four children with Erdogan’s daughter Esra, has presided over a rough period in the Turkish economy. The country was recovering from a currency crisis in 2018 when the coronavirus pandemic hit and Albayrak’s stewardship came under much criticism.
Before entering politics, Albayrak worked for Calik Holding, rising to CEO in 2007.
He became a lawmaker for Erdogan’s Justice and Development Party, or AKP, in 2015 and was shortly after appointed energy minister. According to some analysts, he was being groomed by Erdogan to be the president’s eventual successor.
Timothy Ash, an emerging markets analyst at BlueBay Asset Management, questioned whether Albayrak’s health was the real reason for him quitting and suggested a “purge of Albayrak and his team.”
Ash added that Albayrak’s close relationship with Jared Kushner, U.S. President Donald Trump’s adviser and son-in-law, was no longer important to Erdogan following Trump’s defeat in the U.S. election.
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- published: 10 Nov 2020
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New censorship law in Turkey takes restrictions further
A new censorship law in Turkey takes current restrictions even further and tightens the government's control on what people can and can't see online. Platforms ...
A new censorship law in Turkey takes current restrictions even further and tightens the government's control on what people can and can't see online. Platforms like Netflix and YouTube could all be affected — the internet as Turkey knows it is becoming the next battleground for freedom of expression in a country where it's already very limited.
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A new censorship law in Turkey takes current restrictions even further and tightens the government's control on what people can and can't see online. Platforms like Netflix and YouTube could all be affected — the internet as Turkey knows it is becoming the next battleground for freedom of expression in a country where it's already very limited.
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- published: 04 Apr 2018
- views: 2891
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Lotus Case France v Turkey International Law explained Lex Animata Hesham Elrafei
France v Turkey The Lotus Case Case of the SS ‘Lotus’
The Lotus case, international Law, visualized.
The Lotus case concerns a criminal jurisdiction regardi...
France v Turkey The Lotus Case Case of the SS ‘Lotus’
The Lotus case, international Law, visualized.
The Lotus case concerns a criminal jurisdiction regarding a collision on the High Seas , where a French ship collided with a Turkish ship.
The collision caused the Turkish ship to sink and the death of the Turkish crew.
The French ship sailed to Turkey, where the French captain was arrested, and he was charged with manslaughter.
In 1926, Turkey and France requested the Permanent Court of International Justice to decide, if Turkey's exercise of jurisdiction, amounted to a violation of international law, and whether Turkey had violated article 15 of the Lausanne Convention.
In 1927 , the Court held that there is no rule of international law, granting exclusive jurisdiction to flag States, in respect of high-seas collisions.
the court also said that the rules of law binding upon States, emanate from their own free will.
The ‘Lotus principle’ holds that international law is the product of the free will of States. It cannot be created without the consent of States, and it cannot be imposed upon them.
The decision has been much criticized, and contrary rules were later adopted, like the Brussels Convention on Penal Jurisdiction in Collision Matters, the Geneva Convention on the High Seas, and the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea.
(Lotus case), PCIJ, Series A, No 10
(1927) Case of SS Lotus (France v Turkey), PCIJ, Series A, No 10 (1927)
#internationallaw #law #lawschool
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France v Turkey The Lotus Case Case of the SS ‘Lotus’
The Lotus case, international Law, visualized.
The Lotus case concerns a criminal jurisdiction regarding a collision on the High Seas , where a French ship collided with a Turkish ship.
The collision caused the Turkish ship to sink and the death of the Turkish crew.
The French ship sailed to Turkey, where the French captain was arrested, and he was charged with manslaughter.
In 1926, Turkey and France requested the Permanent Court of International Justice to decide, if Turkey's exercise of jurisdiction, amounted to a violation of international law, and whether Turkey had violated article 15 of the Lausanne Convention.
In 1927 , the Court held that there is no rule of international law, granting exclusive jurisdiction to flag States, in respect of high-seas collisions.
the court also said that the rules of law binding upon States, emanate from their own free will.
The ‘Lotus principle’ holds that international law is the product of the free will of States. It cannot be created without the consent of States, and it cannot be imposed upon them.
The decision has been much criticized, and contrary rules were later adopted, like the Brussels Convention on Penal Jurisdiction in Collision Matters, the Geneva Convention on the High Seas, and the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea.
(Lotus case), PCIJ, Series A, No 10
(1927) Case of SS Lotus (France v Turkey), PCIJ, Series A, No 10 (1927)
#internationallaw #law #lawschool
- published: 30 Aug 2022
- views: 16350
7:32
The Legal System in Turkey - Part 1 - an Overview
Does the legal system in Turkey work well? Where does it originate from? Is it still secular? What sections is it split into?
Part 2 - Police & Prosecutors: ht...
Does the legal system in Turkey work well? Where does it originate from? Is it still secular? What sections is it split into?
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Part 3 - Civil Law: https://youtu.be/c_hkP1fPxS0
Part 4 - Key People (Lawyers, Notaries, Judges): https://youtu.be/-KwVA1_VBvs
John Howell (editor@guidesglobal.com), Founder & Editor of Guides.Global, speaks to Başak Yıldız Orkun (turkey-lawyer@guidesglobal.com), Managing Partner and Head of Legal at Orkun & Orkun. Başak is a highly experienced lawyer who specialises in dealing with foreign clients. John has decades of experience in international law.
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Music:
Intro: Yesilim by Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Turku_Nomads_of_the_Silk_Road/Alleys_of_Istanbul/
End credits: What a Wonderful World (Instrumental) by Milton Isejima https://www.youtube.com/user/MILTONISEJIMA
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Does the legal system in Turkey work well? Where does it originate from? Is it still secular? What sections is it split into?
Part 2 - Police & Prosecutors: https://youtu.be/EJiT8jw2wnU
Part 3 - Civil Law: https://youtu.be/c_hkP1fPxS0
Part 4 - Key People (Lawyers, Notaries, Judges): https://youtu.be/-KwVA1_VBvs
John Howell (editor@guidesglobal.com), Founder & Editor of Guides.Global, speaks to Başak Yıldız Orkun (turkey-lawyer@guidesglobal.com), Managing Partner and Head of Legal at Orkun & Orkun. Başak is a highly experienced lawyer who specialises in dealing with foreign clients. John has decades of experience in international law.
Visit Orkun & Orkun’s website (Turkish and English): http://www.orkunorkun.com/
Go to http://guidesglobal.com for hundreds of written, video and audio guides about how things REALLY work in other countries.
Music:
Intro: Yesilim by Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Turku_Nomads_of_the_Silk_Road/Alleys_of_Istanbul/
End credits: What a Wonderful World (Instrumental) by Milton Isejima https://www.youtube.com/user/MILTONISEJIMA
- published: 11 Apr 2017
- views: 4587
7:36
Why the world is worried about Turkey
How Turkey's president gained so much power.
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-- Erdogan as important to Turkey as Ataturk, and trying to shape ...
How Turkey's president gained so much power.
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-- Erdogan as important to Turkey as Ataturk, and trying to shape it in his own image as significantly as Ataturk did decades ago.
-- They’re at the opposite ends of the spectrum in their beliefs: Ataturk was a militant secularist, Erdogan a committed Islamist
-- Erdogan’s rise shows arc of Turkish history, from democracy to an ever more theocratic authoritarian state
-- This all matters because a more religious version of Vladimir Putin is now at the helm of the biggest, richest and most militarily powerful US ally in the region.
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-- Erdogan as important to Turkey as Ataturk, and trying to shape it in his own image as significantly as Ataturk did decades ago.
-- They’re at the opposite ends of the spectrum in their beliefs: Ataturk was a militant secularist, Erdogan a committed Islamist
-- Erdogan’s rise shows arc of Turkish history, from democracy to an ever more theocratic authoritarian state
-- This all matters because a more religious version of Vladimir Putin is now at the helm of the biggest, richest and most militarily powerful US ally in the region.
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- published: 12 May 2017
- views: 8145895
2:44
New media law under attack in Turkey
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As Turks get ready to go to polls in less than a week, the issue of press freedom is coming to the forefront...
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As Turks get ready to go to polls in less than a week, the issue of press freedom is coming to the forefront.
There are 57 journalists in prison in Turkey - that is according to Reporters Without Borders, the international watchdog group.
Some journalists have been in jail for years without being charge. Al Jazeera's Mohamed Vall reports from Istanbul.
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As Turks get ready to go to polls in less than a week, the issue of press freedom is coming to the forefront.
There are 57 journalists in prison in Turkey - that is according to Reporters Without Borders, the international watchdog group.
Some journalists have been in jail for years without being charge. Al Jazeera's Mohamed Vall reports from Istanbul.
At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.'
Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained.
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We are reshaping global media and constantly working to strengthen our reputation as one of the world's most respected news and current affairs channels.
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- published: 08 Jun 2011
- views: 1369
4:05
Istanbul election re-run: 'A degradation of rule of law' in Turkey
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- published: 07 May 2019
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2:28
Aegean Sea Continental Shelf ICJ Law of the sea Greece vs Turkey dispute International Law
Aegean Sea Continental Shelf ICJ Case, visualized International Law Hesham ElRafei Greece vs Turkey
#law #internationallaw #internationalrelations #casesummari...
Aegean Sea Continental Shelf ICJ Case, visualized International Law Hesham ElRafei Greece vs Turkey
#law #internationallaw #internationalrelations #casesummaries #lawschool #greece #turkey #türkiye
Aegean Sea Continental Shelf Case, visualized
Plateau continental de la mer Egée (Grèce c. Turquie)
Aegean Sea Continental Shelf (Greece v. Turkey)
In 1973, Turkey granted rights to its Petroleum Company, to explore areas of the Aegean continental shelf, to which Greece claimed exclusive rights under her sovereignty over the nearby islands.
Greece based her claim on an interpretation of the 1958 Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf, and a view of customary international law, which Turkey rejected.
After efforts to resolve the dispute by negotiations, the situation was complicated in 1976, when Turkey began exploring the disputed area.
Both states then began military preparations.
Greece referred the dispute to the United Nations Security Council, and started proceedings against Turkey before the International Court of Justice, by asking the Court to confirm her rights in the disputed area, to prohibit Turkish activity there, and to determine the border between the Greek and Turkish shares of the continental shelf.
Pending the decision on these questions, Greece requested interim protection measures, prohibiting both exploratory activities within the disputed areas and further military actions that might threaten peaceful relations.
Greece argued that the International Court of justice has jurisdiction to hear the dispute Based on the 1928 General Act of Geneva, coupled with the so-called Brussels Communiqué of 1973.
Turkey refused to participate in the proceedings, rejected the Court's jurisdiction, and asked that the request for interim measures of protection and the application be dismissed, and to remove the case from the list.
The ICJ found that the circumstances were not such as to require interim measures, and that the unilateral action by Turkey consisting simply in seismic exploration, neither creative of new rights, nor involving the appropriation of natural resources, and it is impossible to presume that either party would fail to heed its obligations of peaceful settlement, or the recommendations of the Security Council in the matter.
In 1979, the Court held that it lacked jurisdiction to hear the merits, and that the Brussels Communiqué did not constitute an unconditional commitment, to submit the dispute to the Court, as it was only an unsigned communication to the press, by the prime ministers of the parties.
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Aegean Sea Continental Shelf ICJ Case, visualized International Law Hesham ElRafei Greece vs Turkey
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Aegean Sea Continental Shelf Case, visualized
Plateau continental de la mer Egée (Grèce c. Turquie)
Aegean Sea Continental Shelf (Greece v. Turkey)
In 1973, Turkey granted rights to its Petroleum Company, to explore areas of the Aegean continental shelf, to which Greece claimed exclusive rights under her sovereignty over the nearby islands.
Greece based her claim on an interpretation of the 1958 Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf, and a view of customary international law, which Turkey rejected.
After efforts to resolve the dispute by negotiations, the situation was complicated in 1976, when Turkey began exploring the disputed area.
Both states then began military preparations.
Greece referred the dispute to the United Nations Security Council, and started proceedings against Turkey before the International Court of Justice, by asking the Court to confirm her rights in the disputed area, to prohibit Turkish activity there, and to determine the border between the Greek and Turkish shares of the continental shelf.
Pending the decision on these questions, Greece requested interim protection measures, prohibiting both exploratory activities within the disputed areas and further military actions that might threaten peaceful relations.
Greece argued that the International Court of justice has jurisdiction to hear the dispute Based on the 1928 General Act of Geneva, coupled with the so-called Brussels Communiqué of 1973.
Turkey refused to participate in the proceedings, rejected the Court's jurisdiction, and asked that the request for interim measures of protection and the application be dismissed, and to remove the case from the list.
The ICJ found that the circumstances were not such as to require interim measures, and that the unilateral action by Turkey consisting simply in seismic exploration, neither creative of new rights, nor involving the appropriation of natural resources, and it is impossible to presume that either party would fail to heed its obligations of peaceful settlement, or the recommendations of the Security Council in the matter.
In 1979, the Court held that it lacked jurisdiction to hear the merits, and that the Brussels Communiqué did not constitute an unconditional commitment, to submit the dispute to the Court, as it was only an unsigned communication to the press, by the prime ministers of the parties.
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Turkey approves new law to restrict internet
Despite opposition from press freedom and human rights groups, Turkey's parliament has approved legislation that will tighten government controls over the Inter...
Despite opposition from press freedom and human rights groups, Turkey's parliament has approved legislation that will tighten government controls over the Internet.
The country's telecommunications authority will be allowed to block websites for a privacy violation without a prior court decision.
The legislation will also force Internet providers to keep records on Web users' activities for two years and make them available to authorities when requested.
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Despite opposition from press freedom and human rights groups, Turkey's parliament has approved legislation that will tighten government controls over the Internet.
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The legislation will also force Internet providers to keep records on Web users' activities for two years and make them available to authorities when requested.
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Turkey's 'tough' new law cracks down on 'fake news'
Sky News host Peter Gleeson says the Turkish government is cracking down on misinformation through a “tough pre-election law”.
The law could see anyone – inclu...
Sky News host Peter Gleeson says the Turkish government is cracking down on misinformation through a “tough pre-election law”.
The law could see anyone – including social media users and reporters – sentenced to three years in prison for spreading “fake news”.
“The fear is, of course, who gets to determine whether it's fake news or not – is it a government minister?” he said.
“Is it a so-called independent and impartial outfit like all these online fact-checkers that almost absolutely lean left?”
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Sky News host Peter Gleeson says the Turkish government is cracking down on misinformation through a “tough pre-election law”.
The law could see anyone – including social media users and reporters – sentenced to three years in prison for spreading “fake news”.
“The fear is, of course, who gets to determine whether it's fake news or not – is it a government minister?” he said.
“Is it a so-called independent and impartial outfit like all these online fact-checkers that almost absolutely lean left?”
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Turkey: Finance minister and Erdogan’s son-in-law resigns from government
Berat Albayrak is one of the most influential people in Turkey: Erdogan’s son-in-law, finance minister, and close friend of Jared Kushner.
So why did he sudde...
Berat Albayrak is one of the most influential people in Turkey: Erdogan’s son-in-law, finance minister, and close friend of Jared Kushner.
So why did he suddenly resign?
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00:57 - Don't confuse Turks with Arabs
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02:47 - Don't treat stray animals badly
03:31 - Don't gossip in English
04:27 - Don't expect to get the change
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Turkey’s headscarf debate reignites over new law proposal by main opposition party
Kemal Kilicdaroglu, Turkey’s main opposition leader, reignited the country’s debate over headscarves by proposing a new law that enshrines the right for women t...
Kemal Kilicdaroglu, Turkey’s main opposition leader, reignited the country’s debate over headscarves by proposing a new law that enshrines the right for women to wear the veil in public institutions.
In Turkey, headscarves were banned in public spaces such as universities and government buildings following a military coup in 1980. In 2010 the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) started gradually rolling back the ban on headscarves, initially by lifting the ban in universities and government offices and later in other areas, such as the police force.
Kilicdaroglu’s Republican People’s Party (CHP) had previously opposed legislation expanding the freedoms for women to wear the headscarf in public institutions. That stance has frequently been used by President Erdogan and his supporters to warn voters about a possible rollback of women’s rights to wear headscarves in the country’s universities and other institutions if Erdogan’s AKP were to lose power. In recent years, the CHP has loosened its opposition against headscarves in public spaces, in an attempt to connect with the country’s more religious voters.
In a video address shared on Twitter, Kilicdaroglu stated that he wishes to “heal open wounds” and accused ruling politicians of exploiting the issue to maintain power.
The move triggered a response from Erdogan, who shared a video to his Twitter account highlighting old statements by CHP members on headscarves. He later raised the issue while speaking to his party, where he challenged Kilicdaroglu to solve the issue at the constitutional level.
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Kemal Kilicdaroglu, Turkey’s main opposition leader, reignited the country’s debate over headscarves by proposing a new law that enshrines the right for women to wear the veil in public institutions.
In Turkey, headscarves were banned in public spaces such as universities and government buildings following a military coup in 1980. In 2010 the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) started gradually rolling back the ban on headscarves, initially by lifting the ban in universities and government offices and later in other areas, such as the police force.
Kilicdaroglu’s Republican People’s Party (CHP) had previously opposed legislation expanding the freedoms for women to wear the headscarf in public institutions. That stance has frequently been used by President Erdogan and his supporters to warn voters about a possible rollback of women’s rights to wear headscarves in the country’s universities and other institutions if Erdogan’s AKP were to lose power. In recent years, the CHP has loosened its opposition against headscarves in public spaces, in an attempt to connect with the country’s more religious voters.
In a video address shared on Twitter, Kilicdaroglu stated that he wishes to “heal open wounds” and accused ruling politicians of exploiting the issue to maintain power.
The move triggered a response from Erdogan, who shared a video to his Twitter account highlighting old statements by CHP members on headscarves. He later raised the issue while speaking to his party, where he challenged Kilicdaroglu to solve the issue at the constitutional level.
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- published: 06 Oct 2022
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Opposition, NGOs slam Turkey's draft law on criminalising 'disinformation'
Critics say the proposed bill will censor opposition voices and restrict independent media.
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- published: 07 Oct 2022
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