TURKEY | 24-10-2014 | Sixteen years ago, on 28 May 1995, a group of mostly women from different age groups met in Galatasaray Square, in the central Taksim area of Istanbul and sat down in front of the Galatasaray School. They were holding pictures of mostly men, from different age groups. On the picture the name of the man and ...
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Refugees from Kobanê in Need of Aid
SULAYMANIYAH | 22-10-2014 | People from Kobanê who have found shelter at a refugee camp in the Sulaymaniyah city of South Kurdistan following the attacks of ISIS gangs are in need of urgent aid and facing many difficulties. The refugees who first went to North Kurdistan, and then crossed to the South have found shelter in the Erbet camp in ...
Read More »YPG: Gangs attack civilians close to the border
KOBANE | 13-10-2014 | In a statement announcing the result of clashes that took place between Friday and Saturday morning, the YPG Press Centre stated that the advance of the ISIS gangs has been halted in clashes on the eastern, western and southern fronts. YPG reported that 70 gang members were killed and that the airstrikes of the last days ...
Read More »Turkish police attack protesting hostages from Kobanê
URFA | 13-10-2014 | 261 people from Kobanê, including children, pregnant women, elderly people and journalists, who came to Turkey through the Mürşitpınar border gate after clashes intensified on 6 October, have protested after continuing to be held as hostages in a sports hall despite being promised they would be released. The people from Kobanê, many of whom have been ...
Read More »YPG launches offensives against ISIS gangs in Kobanê
KOBANE | 07-010-2014 | Fighters of the YPG/YPJ (People’s/Women’s Defence Units) who have put a heroic resistance in the face of ISIS attacks on Kobanê for weeks have launched offensives against the gangs attacking the town with heavy weaponry. According to the reports by an ANHA correspondent on the ground, the YPG offensives have been launched in the east and west sides ...
Read More »Turkey removes Al Nusra from ‘terror list’!
ISTANBUL | 18-06-2014 | The AKP government of Turkey has removed the Al Qaeda-affiliated Jabhat al-Nusrah (Al Nusra Front), which it has openly encouraged and supported in its attacks on the gains of the Kurds in Rojava, from its list of banned ‘terror organisations’. In this way the AKP has abandoned its support for the Islamic State in Iraq and ...
Read More »Turkish Soldiers Opened Fire at Protest Against Military Outpost!
LİCE | 08-06-2014 | Turkish soldiers opened fire at protest against construction of military outpost in Lice, a district of Diyarbakir province. Local sources claim at least two were killed and several others wounded. Protests against the construction of a new military outpost in Lice turned violent today as Turkish soldiers opened fire on protestors. Two people were killed and several others ...
Read More »Uğur Kurt shot dead by the police!
ISTANBUL | 22-05-2014 | Uğur Kurt (30), a contract worker in Beyoğlu Municipality, was shot dead with live ammo fired by police attacking the Okmeydanı weekly student protest for murdered Gezi protester Berkin Elvan. Istanbul police have staged a crackdown on members of Dev-Genç youth organization of high school students who staged a march in the district of Okmeydanı today ...
Read More »PM Erdoğan throws punch at protestor at Soma
SOMA | 16-05-2014 | Footage has emerged of Turkish Prime Minister Erdoğan taking a swing at a protestor during scuffles yesterday when he visited the mine at Soma. New footage shows PM Erdoğan throwing a punch while taking refuge in a supermarket during protests by local people. It is not clear from the footage on youtube whether the punch made contact, ...
Read More »WORKERS MASSACRE IN SOMA! HUNDREDS OF WORKERS HAVE BEEN BURIED ALIVE!
ATİK | 14-05-2014 | Hundreds of miners have been killed at the Mining plant associated with the Soma Holding on May 13 2014 at 3.30 pm in the district Soma of Manisa, according to a statement in a fire that was caused by an explosion in a power transformer. With the fire after the explosion and the power failure hundreds miners ...
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