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Emine Şenyaşar’s protest enters its 35th days
Emine Şenyaşar, whose husband and two sons were killed and one son is behind bars, has held a sit-in protest in front of Urfa Courthouse for 35 days. “I will not leave her,” said Emine Şenyaşar emphasizing that the killers are free.
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Bahar Karakaş, Rabia Tekas, Zelal Bilgin sent to prison
Free Women’s Movement (TJA) activist Zelal Bilgin and Diyarbakır Metropolitan Municipality council members Bahar Karakaş Uluğ and Rabia Tekas have been sent to prison. The number of jailed women rises to 11.
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Aware Xan: Shengal is a holy place for all women
Dengbej (Kurdish storyteller) Aware Xan visited Shengal, “Shengal is a holy place not just for Êzidîs but also for all women,” she said.
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Emine Şenyaşar demands justice in front of Urfa courthouse for 32 days
Emine Şenyaşar has held a sit-in protest in front of the Urfa Courthouse for 32 days demanding justice. Şenyaşar family thanks everyone, who has supported them, and calls on everyone to be a voice for their justice struggle.
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Ban on abortion, miscarriage, fine by gender!
Apart from the prohibition of abortion in Iran, pregnant women have faced fines if they lose their babies. As if these ban and punishments are not enough, the Iranian regime has imposed fines by gender of the miscarried fetuses.
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Huge petition in many cities: “I don’t want to die”
We Will Stop Femicides platform placed a huge petition reading, “I don’t want to die” on a board in Istanbul’s Zincirlikuyu quarter to raise concerns about Turkey’s withdrawal from the İstanbul Convention. The petition was removed but women in many cities of Turkey have placed the petition in their cities.
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Emine Şenyaşar: “I will sit here until having justice”
Emine Şenyaşar and her son Ferit Şenyaşar have held a sit-in protest, known as “Justice Watch”, in front of Urfa Courthouse for 31 days. Ferit Şenyaşar said that the prosecutor's office has identified 23 people who attacked them and as Şenyaşar family, they expect the necessary steps to be taken.
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Journalist Selda Manduz acquitted
Journalist Selda Manduz, who appeared in the court over terror charges, has been acquitted by the court. The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) made a statement on its Twitter account and says we hope this sets a precedent for other similar cases in the country.
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Call from TJA to join march: Our resistance will determine the process
Women in Diyarbakır will march on April 10 with the motto, “Istanbul Convention keeps alive”. TJA activist Esma Çelik invites all women in Diyarbakır to join the march, saying “Women’s resistance will determine the next process.”
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Media ignores women in Turkey
Association for Support and Training of Women Candidates (KA-DER) conducted a research on TV programs broadcasted by mainstream media and has shared the results; Women's participation in the 2089 TV programs is only 21 percent.
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Refugee women to be deported for protesting Turkey’s withdrawal from Istanbul Convention
Four Iranian refugee women, who were detained for joining the protests against Turkey’s withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention in Denizli province, will be deported from Turkey.
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Emine Şenyaşar’s sit-in protest enters its 29th day
Emine Şenyaşar, whose husband and two sons were killed, has held a sit-in protest for 29 days demanding “justice”.
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111 cases of violence against women journalists around the world in March
The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) has published its report called, “Press Freedom Status For Women Journalists: March 2021”. According to report, attacks on women journalists continued in March all around the world; four women journalists were killed, women journalists were attacked in the field and dozens of women journalists were expelled from work.
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Turkey: men kill 36 women in March
In March, men killed 36 women; the deaths of at least 24 women were reported in the press as suspicious, according to the news compiled by Bianet from local and national newspapers, news websites, and news agencies.
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Access to Jinnews blocked
Yesterday, Jinnews’ reporter Beritan Canözer was detained after police raided her house. Today the website of Jinnews has been banned.
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Emine Şenyaşar demands justice for 28 days
Emine Şenyaşar and her son Ferit Şenyaşar have demanded justice for 28 days in front of Urfa Courthouse.
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Detention of 22 women sparks anger on social media: You cannot make women take even a step back
In the morning, police raided many houses in Amed and detained 22 women. The detentions have sparked anger on social media. One of the tweets reads, “You cannot make women take even a step back with attacks, repressions, detentions, and arrests. We will continue to struggle. #KadınMücadelesiEngellenemez! (Women’s struggle cannot be prevented)”
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Seda Kayadelen killed by her husband
Seda Kayadere was killed by her husband Emrah Kayadelen.
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Many women detained in Amed
In the morning, police raided the building of Rosa Women’s Association and many houses. Many people have been reportedly detained.
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“Strip search is an attack on body and soul”
The practice of strip search continues in prisons and during detentions in Turkey. TJA activist Seyhan Başak was reportedly beaten and subjected to strip search in the prison. TJA activist Leyla Ayaz told us those who resist the strip search face violence.