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Top Turkish court to discuss charter amendments Tuesday - Hurriyet Daily News and Economic Review
Details of the Proposed Changes to Turkey's Constitution
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I especially dislike the collective bargaining for people working in public sector that will make them more parasitic on the rest of the populous by making their wages extremely static and non negotiable in a real sense, also accountability is gone since them being fired will be even more remote for incompetence.
War expanding from Southeast, says BDP deputy - Hurriyet Daily News and Economic Review
Like I said earlier the longer it goes on (ergo political marginalization of mainstream Kurds) the worse it gets.
PKK attack, Israeli offensive top agenda at Turkish security summit - Hurriyet Daily News and Economic Review
Blaming this on Israel is beyond idiotic.
7 troops killed in terrorist attack
[more detailed better overview] Rocket attack on Naval Base in Turkey
Top Turkish court to discuss charter amendments Tuesday - Hurriyet Daily News and Economic Review
Thursday, June 3, 2010
ANKARA – Hürriyet Daily News
The fate of constitutional amendments designed to restructure judicial institutions in line with the ruling government’s demands will be determined by the Constitutional Court on Tuesday.
The court said it has accepted the main opposition’s appeal to annul the amendments.
Parliament, along with President Abdullah Gül, approved the government-backed amendments in early May, with final approval for the changes to be sought in a countrywide referendum set for Sept. 12.
Three articles of 27 were found controversial by the opposition, who argued that the amendments aim to bring the judiciary under political tutelage.
Haşim Kılıç, the court’s president, has already said the judges would review only the three controversial articles that the opposition appealed. The government, however, strongly criticized the court president for his statement.
The opposition, however, refrained from making a statement on the development. “We all have to respect the ruling of the court. We’ll all respect it,” Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, chairman of the Republican People’s Party, or CHP, told reporters Thursday.
ANKARA – Hürriyet Daily News
The fate of constitutional amendments designed to restructure judicial institutions in line with the ruling government’s demands will be determined by the Constitutional Court on Tuesday.
The court said it has accepted the main opposition’s appeal to annul the amendments.
Parliament, along with President Abdullah Gül, approved the government-backed amendments in early May, with final approval for the changes to be sought in a countrywide referendum set for Sept. 12.
Three articles of 27 were found controversial by the opposition, who argued that the amendments aim to bring the judiciary under political tutelage.
Haşim Kılıç, the court’s president, has already said the judges would review only the three controversial articles that the opposition appealed. The government, however, strongly criticized the court president for his statement.
The opposition, however, refrained from making a statement on the development. “We all have to respect the ruling of the court. We’ll all respect it,” Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, chairman of the Republican People’s Party, or CHP, told reporters Thursday.
{more detail here}
I especially dislike the collective bargaining for people working in public sector that will make them more parasitic on the rest of the populous by making their wages extremely static and non negotiable in a real sense, also accountability is gone since them being fired will be even more remote for incompetence.
War expanding from Southeast, says BDP deputy - Hurriyet Daily News and Economic Review
Like I said earlier the longer it goes on (ergo political marginalization of mainstream Kurds) the worse it gets.
PKK attack, Israeli offensive top agenda at Turkish security summit - Hurriyet Daily News and Economic Review
Blaming this on Israel is beyond idiotic.
7 troops killed in terrorist attack
[more detailed better overview] Rocket attack on Naval Base in Turkey
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