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Three inmates battered to blindness in `sponged rooms` at Istanbul prison: report

Three inmates battered to blindness in `sponged rooms` at Istanbul prison: report

by TurkeyPurge | Aug 18, 2017 | Human Rights Abuses, Torture

Three inmates in İstanbul’s Silivri Prison — Umut Gündüz Altın, Murat Yüksel and Musa Kurt — have been battered by more than 30 guards in “sponged rooms,” which led Yüksel and Kurt to lose their sight, the Cumhuriyet daily reported on Friday. According to the report...
Jailed pro-Kurdish mayor gets finger broken during brawl with prison guards: lawyer

Jailed pro-Kurdish mayor gets finger broken during brawl with prison guards: lawyer

by TurkeyPurge | Aug 10, 2017 | Human Rights Abuses, Torture

Zilan Aldatmaz, co-mayor of Van’s Saray district, has gotten her ring finger broken during a debate with wardens in an Elazığ Prison where she is held over terror charges. Arrested on Nov 1, 2016 on charges of membership to a terrorist organization, Aldatmaz was...
Client fearfully waiting his turn to be tortured at Ankara police station: lawyer

Client fearfully waiting his turn to be tortured at Ankara police station: lawyer

by TurkeyPurge | Aug 9, 2017 | Human Rights Abuses, Torture

An Ankara lawyer who wants to remain anonymous has said his/her client, detained over his links to the Gülen movement, was waiting his turn in fears to be tortured at a detention facility in Turkey’s capital. In his/her letter to the Human Rights Association (İHD),...
Torture in Turkey’s capital: Victim reveals rape, beating, disappearances under custody

Torture in Turkey’s capital: Victim reveals rape, beating, disappearances under custody

by TurkeyPurge | Aug 9, 2017 | Human Rights Abuses, Torture

A victim, who was detained over his alleged links to the Gülen movement, has identified the location of a secret detention facility in Ankara that was used by Turkish government authorities to practice both verbal and physical tortures on detainees in a 14-minute...
Villagers tortured under custody in Kurdish province: report

Villagers tortured under custody in Kurdish province: report

by TurkeyPurge | Aug 7, 2017 | Human Rights Abuses, Torture

Law enforcement detained at least 36 people in Sapatan village in Turkey’s Kurdish eastern province of Hakkari on Sunday with pro-Kurdish Dihaber news portal claiming that some villagers were subjected to torture under custody. Police and gendarmerie carried out a...
Turkish prisoner says tied to chair, pushed into sea while under custody

Turkish prisoner says tied to chair, pushed into sea while under custody

by TurkeyPurge | Jul 30, 2017 | Human Rights Abuses, Torture

A Bartin man, identified with his initials D.G., was bound to a chair and pushed into sea on multiple times as police officers tortured him while under custody, according to Aktifhaber online news portal. Detained as part of an investigation into the Gulen movement in...
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