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Curfew in 6 Southeastern Cities

Curfew in 6 Southeastern Cities

6 governors in Turkey's Kurdish-populated cities issued curfew in the following cities/districts until a second notice: Diyarbakır, Batman, Dargeçit, Derik, Kızıltepe, Nusaybin, Mazıdağı and Savur due to clashes between police and demonstrators over the Kobane protests.

Mardin Bus Terminal’s New Passengers: Ezidi People

NİLAY VARDAR REPORTED FROM MARDIN

Mardin Bus Terminal’s New Passengers: Ezidi People

Having run away from ISIS in Sinjar, Ezidi people found refuge in a intercity bus terminal in the southeastern province of Mardin. However, nobody yet knows where this journey will end.

15 September 2014 Nilay Vardar

13 y.o. Kid’s Relics Found After 18 Years

MISSING UNDER DETENTION

13 y.o. Kid’s Relics Found After 18 Years

A mass grave excavation in the southeaster district of Dargeçit reached to the relics of Seyhan Doğan, a 13 year old child who disappeared under detention in 1995.

Allegedly 'Released' People Found in Mass Grave

DISSAPEARNCE IN CUSTODY

Allegedly 'Released' People Found in Mass Grave

The Human Rights Foundation announced that the finding of human remains in the Mardin Dargeçit mass grave proved right the allegations that have been putting forward for 17 years. The organization demanded the opening of another 253 mass graves.

24 February 2012 Nilay Vardar

Impunity of Torture

HUMAN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION

Impunity of Torture

In Mardin, the police hustled 19 juvenile demonstrators towards a mine field, beat them and took them in custody. The related administrative investigation was now completed. The Deputy Governor accepted the fact that torture was involved but did not suggest an according punishment.

17 February 2012 Mehmet Atakan Foça

Kidnapped Monk Released

The kidnapped Syriac monk Edip Daniel Savci was released on Friday.

3 December 2007 Erhan Üstündağ

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