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    Turkish Forces Start New Operation In Southeast - Kurdish Tv

    Roj TV, Copenhagen
    6 Feb 06

    The Turkish army is continuing to launch new operations in
    Kurdistan. After Siirt, Dersim [Tunceli], and Batman, the army launched
    a new operation in Sirnak's Uludere District.

    Local sources report that the army started a new operation outside
    Senova this morning. Troops from the Uludere and Senova Gendarmerie
    as well as village guards are taking part in this operation which
    is being supported from the air. The operation is being conducted in
    Destan, Eyhan, Deryan, Hoze, and Geliye Tirsi.

    Meanwhile, it is reported that the operations started outside Siirt,
    Batman, and Dersim on the weekend are spreading.
    "All truth passes through three stages:
    First, it is ridiculed;
    Second, it is violently opposed; and
    Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

    Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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      The families of the guerillas of HPG: Torture was made to our children

      The relatives of Idris Yakut and Idris Imir, who died in a conflict, with other 5 guerillas, which was occured in the county of the district of Mardin, Dargecit, informed that torture was made to their children. Sadik Yakut, who informed that the ear of his son was cut off, also father of Imir, Yusuf Imir, said that they are in doubt that their son was executed and they will open a trial after the report of autopsy.

      The funerals of Idris Yakut (Serhildan Semse) and Idris Imir (Ciwan Cizire) from HPG, who lost their lives in a conflict, which was occurred in the county of district of Mardin, Dargeçit, were taken to Selimiye Mosque, in Batman yesterday, before burying. It was informed that, during the washing process in the mosque, torture was made to the funerals. Sadik Yakut, who didn’t see his son, Idris Yakut from HPG, for 14 years, defined that the right ear of his son cut off and there was a big stroke in his head. He talked like this; "There were tracks of strokes in his loins like long stripes. On these stroke tracks, there were skins which were occurred with friction. There were burns on his every side. I don’t know, they are what kind of burns. But two bulllets were hit to my son. One of them was to his shoulder, the other was to his trunk. I don’t think that he died like this. Either they killed when he was alive, or they made torture after his death".

      The father of Idris Imir, Yusuf Imir attracted notice that there was a bullet, which was entered from the cranium of his son, and exited from his chin. He talked like this; "A lot of bones, which were in my son’s foot, were broken. The bullet, which was entered to my son’s cranium and which aws exited from other side, showed that, it was not a conflict, it was execution. We will open a trial after the autopsy report". Imir, who said that his son was married and had got two children talked like this; "Idris had got a son, whose name is Botan and had got a little daughter, whose name is Sefger. They never see their father”. (kurdishinstitute.be , March 2, 2006)
      "All truth passes through three stages:
      First, it is ridiculed;
      Second, it is violently opposed; and
      Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

      Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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        29 military personnel accused of torture

        A military prosecutor has charged 29 members of the military, including a lieutenant colonel, with torturing and beating a conscript to death at a military prison in southern Turkey, the Anatolia news agency reported Thursday.

        The accused face charges of torturing a conscript who deserted and was subsequently put in jail for theft. Conscript Murat Polat allegedly died in prison, and his family filed complaints in both civilian and military courts.

        The military prosecutor prepared the indictment on the death of the conscript on July 27, 2005. The prosecutor sent the case file to a civilian prosecutor due to the fact that some of the accused have already been discharged from the military.

        There are other claims that six other conscripts were tortured in jail, too.

        Turkey's human rights record has long been stained with allegations of torture by security forces. (TDN, February 17, 2006)
        "All truth passes through three stages:
        First, it is ridiculed;
        Second, it is violently opposed; and
        Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

        Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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          Man found with wife's head in bag

          A man is being held by German police after walking into a petrol station with his wife's severed head in a bag.
          The 40-year-old man, of Turkish origin, was covered in blood when he approached the night counter at about 0400 GMT and asked the attendant to call the police.

          Hamburg police said officers found the head in a bag on a grass verge and arrested the man, who was in a confused state and admitted killing his wife.

          The body of the woman, aged 39, was found in their nearby flat.

          Hamburg police spokeswoman Ulrike Sweden said the man seemed "a bit crazy" and may have to see a doctor before charges can be brought.

          Daughters safe

          She said police found a large knife in the flat in Eissendorf, in the south of the city.

          "It seems he used the knife to kill his wife and cut off the head," she told the BBC News website.

          The couple's two children - girls aged 13 and six - were found in the flat and taken into police care.

          "It seems they didn't see the body or what was going on," the spokeswoman said. A motive for the attack is still unclear.

          Both the man and his wife were of Turkish origin, with German citizenship.

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          "All truth passes through three stages:
          First, it is ridiculed;
          Second, it is violently opposed; and
          Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

          Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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          • #55
            Dogs Sexually Abused by Islamists...?

            03/29/2006

            Pro-islamic municipalities in Turkey are killing stray dogs, animal rights groups claim.


            Municipal workers are hunting, torturing and killing the animals by the hundreds, the campaigners say.

            The allegations surfaced when Burcu Isikalp, a young veterinary surgeon, went searching for seven strays she had been caring for near her home in the capital, Ankara. Witnesses told her that municipal workers had taken them away.

            She went to Ankara's largest refuse dump, Mamak, where she found one of the strays with hundreds of other dogs. "They were all dead, stacked in large pits," she said. "We also found 10 dead puppies in a bound plastic bag. There is a myth among pious Muslims that dogs are unclean."

            Animal rights campaigners who accompanied Miss Isikalp last week said that at least two of the dogs had been sexually abused.

            The mayor of Mamak, Gazi Sahin, of the ruling pro-Islamic Justice and Development Party, has denied responsibility.


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