content tagged with action plan against reactionary forces

Retired General Arrested on ''Black Propaganda''

Retired General Arrested on ''Black Propaganda''

General Iğsız has been arrested today on the case regarding the establishment of web sites to produce black propaganda against the government and religious segregations. The Army had accepted the existence of the web sites.

General Staff Colonel Çiçek Protests Detention with Hunger Strike

General Staff Colonel Çiçek Protests Detention with Hunger Strike

An Istanbul court released the Intelligence Chief of the National Channel, Akkaya, pending trial in the case regarding the "Action Plan against Reactionary Forces". Defendant Colonel Dursun Çiçek protested his detention and the trial with a hunger strike.

2 September 2010 Erol Önderoğlu

Chief Prosecutor Cihaner Released

Chief Prosecutor Cihaner Released

The 11th Chamber of the Court of Appeals decided to merge the cases against Erzincan Public Chief Prosecutor Cihaner at the Erzurum 2nd High Criminal Court and at the Court of Appeals respectively. The prosecutor of the Court of Appeals demanded the release of all detained defendants of both cases. The court accepted the request.

18 June 2010 Burçin Belge

Indictment on "Action Plan" Accepted

Indictment on "Action Plan" Accepted

An Istanbul High Criminal Court has accepted the indictment on the "Action Plan against Reactionary Forces". The first hearing is on 28 June.

30 April 2010 Tolga Korkut

Ergenekon Case: 7th Indictment Submitted

Ergenekon Case: 7th Indictment Submitted

The 7th indictment of the Ergenekon case is ready to be presented to the court. It is concerned with the "Action Plan against Reactionary Forces" allegedly prepared by Colonel Çiçek. Main suspects are İSTEK Foundation President Dalan, Colonel Çiçek and Yılmaz from MİT.

15 April 2010 Burçin Belge

Court Rejected Military Prosecutor's Demand for Çiçek's Detention

Court Rejected Military Prosecutor's Demand for Çiçek's Detention

The General Staff Presidency announced that evidence has been obtained which proves the "Action Plan against Reactionary Forces" real. In the announcement it is said that "the decision against prosecution taken by the General Staff Military Prosecutor was revoked".

2 March 2010 Burçin Belge

"Action Plan against Reactionary Forces" - a Chronology

CHRONOLOGY

"Action Plan against Reactionary Forces" - a Chronology

The "Action Plan against Reactionary Forces" was initially brought to the agenda by the news in June earlier this year in the context of the Ergenekon case. Eventually, the document was proven to be authentic and signed by Colonel Çiçek, who had formerly denied any connection to the document.

28 October 2009 Tolga Korkut

General Staff Launched New Investigation into "Piece of Paper"

General Staff Launched New Investigation into "Piece of Paper"

The General Staff launched a further investigation into the "Action Plan against Reactionary Forces" after it was found to be an original document. General Başbuğ had previously referred to the document as a "piece of paper". The General Staff voiced their concerns about the leaking of the letter of advice to the press and wants the ones responsible for the leakage to be punished.

27 October 2009 Tolga Korkut

Journalist and Colonel Treated Differently by Law

Journalist and Colonel Treated Differently by Law

Colonel Çiçek was arrested and released within 18 hours, while journalist Duruoğlu has been in prison for two months with 13 others.

2 July 2009 Erol Önderoğlu

Suspected Colonel Arrested and Released within 24 Hours

Plan against AKP and gülen

Suspected Colonel Arrested and Released within 24 Hours

Colonel Çiçek, suspected of having signed a secret plan which the Chief of Staff has dismissed as "a shred of paper", was first arrested and then released by civilian courts.

Chief of General Staff Warns: "Hands off the Army"

Plan against AKP and Gülen

Chief of General Staff Warns: "Hands off the Army"

Başbuğ called the controversial document a "piece of paper" and criticised those making comments on the issue.

26 June 2009 Emine Özcan