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Open Call to the Green MP'S/MEP's to Support Tekel Workers |
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Pazartesi, 25 Ocak 2010 |
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Istanbul, 25 January 2010 - Green Party of Turkey released an open letter to the European green MP's and MEP's about the resistence of TEKEL workers in Ankara. Ahmet Atil Asici, international relations secretary, called all the greens to support the workers who have been trying to defend their rights in the cold Ankara streets for more than a month: "Dear friends,
As you may heard, thousands of workers of TEKEL (privatised once-state-owned beverage and tobacco monopoly of Turkey) have been on strike to defend their rights with their families. It is now more than a month they are in Ankara demonstating for their voice to be heard by the government. Everyone else but AKP government does. Recently, the Finance Minister of Turkey, Mr. Simsek, announced that "there is nothing to talk about, and all their (government's) fault is to pity those workers".
This is unacceptable. |
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Call for Graphic-Web designers and Visual Ar |
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Pazar, 29 Kasım 2009 |
Students-Graduates,
Would you like to spend a month (or maybe even two!) in Istanbul while working with green fellows and enjoying the city
in the same time?
Green Party of Turkey, together with “Green Thoughts Association” and Young Greens of Turkey has now new vacancies for 2 (two) graphic&website designers, including visual art students and graduates. |
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Last Updated ( Pazar, 29 Kasım 2009 )
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Turkey's Greens Target Parliament, Smaller Istanbul |
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Perşembe, 03 Eylül 2009 |
Members of the Turkish Green Party under a banner reading, "Stop the nuclear bid! We are not asleep!" Photo via Yeşil Gazete. From TREEHUGGER by Jennifer Hattam, Istanbul, Turkey on 08.14.09 Above a drab Istanbul alleyway, a bright banner proclaims, "Turn your face to the sun!" over an image of a field of sunflowers -- the symbol of Turkey's young Green Party, or Yeşiller Partisi -- signaling the location of the local party headquarters. Though far from achieving the mainstream success their sister parties enjoy in France and Germany, for example, the country's Yeşiller, or Greens, are shaking things up with their anti-nuke advocacy, democracy promotion, and ambitious vision of a downsized Istanbul. |
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Last Updated ( Perşembe, 03 Eylül 2009 )
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