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Turkish Academics Who Signed the Peace Petition Going to Court as Terrorists

December 17, 2017

Istanbul University

Articles Related to Status of Turkish Academics: Academics on Trial for Peace Declaration (The Media Line, December 15, 2017, Nick Ashdown) - http://www.themedialine.org/news/turkey-terrorist-academics-trial-peace-declaration/  Last week trials began of those who signed the Academics for Peace Petition. 148 trials are scheduled through May 2018. Each signer is being tried individually, 10 ... Continue Reading>>

Filed Under: CCS Cases, Turkey Tagged With: Peace Petition, Turkish Academics

Peace Petition Signatories Call for Solidarity as First Trials Begin

December 1, 2017

Before the failed coup attempt academics throughout Turkey signed a "Peace Petition" calling for better treatment of the Kurds. There was an immediate response from the government that began as investigations into the signers, followed by many being suspended or terminated from their positions at their institutions. Following the coup attempt the signers of the Peace Petition were included in the ... Continue Reading>>

Filed Under: Turkey Tagged With: Academics for Peace, Peace Petition, Turkish Academics

Turkish Academics for Peace Face Court Hearing on December 5 – Being Individually Sued

November 28, 2017

Many academics in Turkey signed a Peace Petition on January 11 2016, noting that they wanted better treatment for Kurds. More than 500 academics signed the petition. Many of them have, as a result, been terminated from their institutions. Some were dismissed from public service, some were fired outright and others were forced to retire. Four were detained for several weeks. Now most are being ... Continue Reading>>

Filed Under: CCS Cases, Turkey Tagged With: Peace Petition, Turkish Academics

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