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Regions: <span>Europe</span>

27.11202027th November 2020
TURKEY: Joint statement on the killing of Tahir Elçi and lack of effective investigation into his death

TURKEY: Joint statement on the killing of Tahir Elçi and lack of effective investigation into his death

By barhumanrightsIn News, Statements of Concern

The Bar Human Rights Commitee of England and Wales (BHRC) has today joined over 40 bar associations and human rights...

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09.11202010th November 2020
TURKEY: Ahmet Altan marks 1500 days in detention

TURKEY: Ahmet Altan marks 1500 days in detention

By barhumanrightsIn News

Today, 9 November 2020, marks 1500 days in detention of one of Turkey’s most well-known writers and novellists. In November...

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28.0920207th October 2020
BHRC and the Bar Council write to Polish authorities ahead of rescheduled hearing to waive immunity of Judge Tuleya

BHRC and the Bar Council write to Polish authorities ahead of rescheduled hearing to waive immunity of Judge Tuleya

By barhumanrightsIn Letters of Concern, News

The Bar Council and the Bar Human Rights Committee have written to the Polish President and Prime Minister, and Marshals of the...

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10.09202025th November 2020
BHRC publishes the “Gezi Park” trial observation report in Turkish

BHRC publishes the “Gezi Park” trial observation report in Turkish

By barhumanrightsIn News, Publications, Trial Observations

BHRC has published the Turkish version of its trial observation report of the “Gezi Park” trial of sixteen leading civil society...

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01.0920209th September 2020
EVENT: People, Power & Politics: Protecting and Promoting Human Rights in Belarus – Thursday 3 September 2020

EVENT: People, Power & Politics: Protecting and Promoting Human Rights in Belarus – Thursday 3 September 2020

By barhumanrightsIn Events, News

For 26 years Alexandr Lukashenko has been widely referred to as “the last dictator of Europe”. Belarus, under Lukashenko’s tenure,...

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18.08202019th August 2020
BELARUS: Brutal Post-Election Crackdown on Peaceful Protestors Must End

BELARUS: Brutal Post-Election Crackdown on Peaceful Protestors Must End

By barhumanrightsIn News, Statements of Concern

The Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales (“BHRC”) and Lawyers’ Rights Watch Canada (“LRWC”) condemn the mass arrests,...

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11.08202011th August 2020
Statement regarding Ebru Timtik and Aytaç Ünsal – Turkish lawyers on hunger strike

Statement regarding Ebru Timtik and Aytaç Ünsal – Turkish lawyers on hunger strike

By barhumanrightsIn News, Statements of Concern

The undersigned organisations have been following recent developments in the cases of human rights lawyers Ebru Timtik and Aytaç Ünsal,...

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23.0620209th September 2020
Event: “1500 days behind bars” – The Case of Nedim Türfent and Judicial Harassment in Turkey

Event: “1500 days behind bars” – The Case of Nedim Türfent and Judicial Harassment in Turkey

By barhumanrightsIn Events, News
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08.06202023rd June 2020
Bar Council and BHRC write to Polish authorities ahead of hearing to waive immunity of Judge Tuleya

Bar Council and BHRC write to Polish authorities ahead of hearing to waive immunity of Judge Tuleya

By barhumanrightsIn Letters of Concern, News

The Bar Council and the Bar Human Rights Committee have written to the Polish President and Prime Minister, and Marshals of the...

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29.05202023rd June 2020
Turkey: Discontinue criminal investigations against Ankara and Diyarbakir Bar Associations

Turkey: Discontinue criminal investigations against Ankara and Diyarbakir Bar Associations

By barhumanrightsIn Letters of Concern, News

The Bar Human Rights Committee has joined a coalition of ten legal organisations in a joint letter to the President...

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