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Sit-in protest enters its 322nd day
The Şenyaşar family has demanded justice in front of the Urfa Courthouse for 322 days. “Şanlıurfa Chief Prosecutor Önder Yeniçeri closes both his eyes and ears to our demand for justice,” the family said on Twitter.
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UNICEF: 17 children have been killed in Yemen in January
17 children have been killed in Yemen in the first month of 2022, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said.
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Sit-in protest of Şenyaşar family continues on its 319th day
The sit-in protest of the Şenyaşar family demanding justice for their killed relatives has entered its 319th day. “Those who cannot stop the oppression against people cannot be the representative of the people,” the family wrote on their social media account.
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Semra Güzel to make her defense
The Drafting Commission, established to discuss the two summaries of proceedings seeking to lift the immunity of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) MP Semra Güzel, has given her time to make her oral and written defense.
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“Pressures and inequalities became the bursting point of the student movement”
Berna Akkızal, director of the Civic Space Studies Association, spoke to NuJINHA about the student movement which was at the top of Turkey’s agenda in 2021. “The students are full of hope and they are determined to struggle,” she said.
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UNICEF: 9 children were killed in Sudan
UNICEF announced on Wednesday (January 19) that nine children were killed during demonstrations in Sudan while another 13 were injured. “Over 120 grave violations against children have been verified across Sudan since the military coup on 25 October last year,” UNICEF reported.
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People of Afrin march in Shehba against occupation of Afrin
Displaced people of Afrin held a march in Shehba on the fourth anniversary of the occupation of Afrin by Turkey. They shouted they would never accept the occupation of Afrin.
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Candles lit in Shehba for Afrin
People of Shehba lit candles on the graves of those who lost their lives in Afrin, on the fourth anniversary of the occupation of Afrin by Turkey and its paramilitary groups.
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318th day of sit-in protest for justice
Emine Şenyaşar has demanded justice for her killed relatives for 318 days despite all obstacles.
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Women of Deir ez-Zur issue statement about Afrin
Members of the Free Women’s Council issued a statement in Deir ez-Zur about the occupation of Afrin.
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Sit-in protest of Şenyaşar family enters its 317th day
The Şenyaşar family has struggled for justice for 317 days. “The truth is under the snow. When the snow melts, the truth will be revealed,” the family said.
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Bedriye Doku wants to know what happened to her daughter
“God knows, whenever I lay my head on the pillow, my soul wanders on the mountains of Dersim. I ask myself where my daughter is,” Gülistan Doku’s mother Bedriye Doku said, “I demand only one thing from all prosecutors or judges; reopen the investigation into the disappearance of my daughter. They should check the camera recordings. They should learn what happened to my daughter. I just want to know what happened to my daughter.”
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Şenyaşar family demands justice for 316 days
The Şenyaşar family continues to hold their sit-in protest demanding justice despite the snowfall and cold weather.
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Journalist Meşale Tolu acquitted
Journalist Meşale Tolu has been acquitted of all terror-related charges.
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Journalists targeted in Federal Kurdistan
The Metro Center for Journalists Rights & Advocacy has released its report on rights violations against journalists in the Federal Kurdistan Region.
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Protest of Gülistan Doku’s family enters its 18th day: Where is Gülistan?
The family of Gülistan Doku, who has been missing for two years, has held a sit-in protest in front of the Tunceli Courthouse for 18 days. The family demands a complete investigation into Gülistan Doku's disappearance and legal consequences for those responsible.
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Egyptian journalist Amal Makkawi dies
Egyptian journalist Amal Makkawi died on Sunday (January 16).
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Sit-in protest enters its 315th day
Emine Şenyaşar has demanded justice for 315 days but the authorities remain silent.
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Lebanese women discuss gender-based violence
Lebanese Association for Democratic Elections (LADE) held an online meeting on January 12 in cooperation with the Canadian Embassy in Lebanon to discuss gender-based violence. At the meeting, the women drew attention that there are laws protecting women in Lebanon; however, they aren’t implemented. The women also emphasized that women should be economically empowered in order to reduce violence.