ECHR
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Top European court’s decision should make Pope Francis blush
Pope Francis exceeded his authority and transgressed international law when he recognized Armenian “genocide.” His Holiness should deal with matters of faith and stay away from highly-charged historical issues that sow discord and hatred in society. He should not act as the spokesperson for the Armenian side. Otherwise, his call for inter-faith and inter-communal dialog…
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Turkey in breach of human rights during military operation
in TurkeyThe European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ordered Turkey on 26 February to pay €100,000 court award after it found the county in breach of […]
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Children fostered by European gay couples will be retrieved
in EuropeBakıcı aileye bile devlet para yardımı yapıyorken, gerçek ailesinden maddi sebeplerle alınmaları Avrupa’da çok gerçekçi değil. by Corinne Pinfold 18 February 2013, 12:04pm Turkish authorities have begun […]
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Court: ‘Erdogan insult’ complaint pits disabled man against Turkey
in TurkeyA disabled man who alleges he was beaten by bodyguards after his arrest for insulting Turkey’s Prime Minister will find out tomorrow if his human […]
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Turkey’s New Spin On Human Rights: They Can Be Used To Recover Art
in Culture/ArtBY Ceylan Yeginsu | January 14 2013 2:01 PM Turkey is one of the world’s richest countries when it comes to archeology. Located at the […]
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European Parliament demands letter from Turkey on anti-Armenian activist
ISTANBUL. – The Turkish government sent a letter with regard to the lawsuit, which was filed against Switzerland with the European Court of Human Rights […]
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Top European court’s decision should make Pope Francis blush
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Turkey in breach of human rights during military operation
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Children fostered by European gay couples will be retrieved
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Court: ‘Erdogan insult’ complaint pits disabled man against Turkey
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Turkey’s New Spin On Human Rights: They Can Be Used To Recover Art
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European Parliament demands letter from Turkey on anti-Armenian activist