Judgement in the Case of Ekinci v. Turkey

Ekinci v delivered in Strasbourg on July 18, 2000. Ekinci in the case of Turkey v. In the Turkey ruling, the European Human Rights Court judged that there was no violation of Article 2 (Lifetime) European Human Rights Treaty. The Turkish protagonist Seho Ekinci was born in 1962 and lives in Martigny (Switzerland). Applicant's older brother Nuri Ekinci is a member of the branch committee of the parent Kurdish party and HEP (People's Work Party) was killed in Sason on February 16, 1994.

The main incident on this is the Turkish Communist Party and others Turkey, including the dissolution of the Federal Republican Party (TBKP) by the Turkish Constitutional Court, as well as the party's liquidation and its transfer of assets to the Treasury Department. Among other things, the Turkish Constitutional Court stated, "The political parties contain facts on party supervision prohibited under section 96, paragraph 3 of Law 2820 in their name," Communism "justifies that dissolution It is enough to make it. " In addition, the party's constitution and program covers the two countries of Kurdish and Turkey, but the two countries of the Republic of Turkey are unacceptable, regardless of ethnicity, the people have Turkish citizenship.

Other main rights: Freedom of thought, consciousness, religion, opinion, expression, association, assembly .........................

Turkish AKP began with Islam. The party is the latest and most successful political organization of the Turkish Islamic state prospect campaign (Milli Görüş Hareketi, MGH). In the 1970s political Islamism became a powerful challenger to Turkish hegemonic chemistry ideology. In the 1970s, MGH founded an Islam party, dismissed chemerism and proposed a way of Islam as an alternative to the notion of secular nationalism, westernization and modernization of Chemia. Yildiz, "Politico-Religious Discourse" See all notes Erbakan and other MGH key members motivate their supporters using Islamist pleas and continue to separate them. For example, in Elbakan, Turkish elections are "censorship" of religious identity, Muslims vote for the MGH party and Muslims vote for other parties. Erdogan also won his first general election in 1994 when he became the mayor of Istanbul from the RP ticket. "See all notes

Turkish human rights are subject to several controversies and international criticism. Between 1998 and 2008, the European human rights court ruled over 1,600 judgments on human rights violations in Turkey, in particular rights on life and liberation from torture. Other issues such as the rights of the Kurds, the rights of women, the rights of homosexuals, the freedom of press are also controversial. The human rights record in Turkey remains a major obstacle for future EU member states