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

Hilal Akdeniz
22/06/2019
  Wir haben uns mit der Journalistin Meşale Tolu zum Interview getroffen, um uns über ihr neu herausgekommenes Buch „Mein Sohn bleibt bei mir!“ (Rowohlt Verlag) zu unterhalten. Tolu wurde nach dem Puts... Read More...

[OPINION] Turkey drifting away from the West because of the lack of the rule of law

Ugur Tok
21/03/2019
Turkey’s scoreboard of massive human rights violations looks ever worst even after two and a half year since the failed coup. Once a promising EU candidate and rising star of the NATO alliance, Turkey now move... Read More...

[REPORT] Failure of Strasbourg Against Turkish Encounter

PPJ
19/12/2018
Following the coup attempt in Turkey on 15 July 2016, a state of emergency (OHAL - in Turkish) was declared on 21 July 2016. On 23 July 2016, the first legislative decree, Emergency Decree Law (EDL) No. 667, wa... Read More...

[ANALYSIS] Why Should Not The ECHR Accept The Turkish Constitutional Court As An Effective Remedy?

PPJ
31/10/2018
  The independence, impartiality and effectiveness of the Turkish judiciary have been in a dramatic decline especially since the coup attempt in July 2016 and the following state of emergency regime and therea... Read More...

[REPORT] TURKISH CRIMINAL PEACE JUDGESHIPS

PPJ
02/09/2018
This Platform for Peace and Justice report provides a comprehensive summary of the lack of independence and impartiality of Turkey’s Criminal Peace Judgeships (CPJ). The CPJ was established in June 2014 with th... Read More...

“Such a blatant crackdown needs to be confronted by the ECHR to maintain the Court’s credibility and reputation”

PPJ
19/07/2018
Leighann Spencer, rights defender and editor of platformpj.org wrote the inadequacies of the ECtHR vis a vis Turkey. In her article "The ECtHR and Post-coup Turkey: Losing Ground or Losing Credibility?" p... Read More...

[OPINION] Poisonous Dialogue Between the ECtHR and the Turkish Government

Mesut Akman
18/07/2017
By MESUT AKMAN   On 14 July 2017, the Turkish Ministry of Justice declared in its press release that the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has dismissed over 12600 applications against Turkey jus... Read More...

ECHR: A New Solution Partner of Erdogan Regime?

İhsan Gumus
19/06/2017
by IHSAN GUMUS   Burning heretics with low cost All the doors are being closed to their faces. This may suit best to describe harsh conditions under which victims of the “state of emergency”... Read More...