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Osman Kavala doit être libre

Au-delà de son caractère kafkaïen, la nouvelle arrestation d’Osman Kavala n’est pas seulement le énième déni de justice en Turquie. Il constitue aussi un défi au Conseil de l’Europe, dont la Turquie est membre, et dont est issue la Cour européenne des droits de l’homme.

Le Monde, 24 Şubat 2020

A civil society activist’s arrest is another sign of the Erdogan regime’s cruelty and paranoia

That one of Turkey’s leading civil society figures could be imprisoned and prosecuted on such a preposterous pretext is just one more sign of the cruelty and paranoia that has come to characterize Mr. Erdogan’s regime.

Editorial Board, 24 Şubat 2020

Guilty of caring: Turkey acquits the Gezi Park protesters, then rearrests one

The philanthropist, who has spent his fortune saving historic monuments and promoting dialogue with Armenians and Kurds, is now charged with aiding an attempted military coup in 2016.

The Economist, 20 Şubat 2020

The Gezi Trial Stunt and Turkey’s Increasing Isolation

The acquittal of Osman Kavala followed by his absurd rearrest shows the abysmal state of rule of law and democracy in Turkey.

Marc Pierini, 20 Şubat 2020

A Turkish activist was acquitted after two years in jail. But prosecutors detained him again.

Their trial was closely watched as a test of Turkey’s political climate at a moment when the government is clamping down on enemies and opponents and Erdogan has been accused of strengthening his influence over the judiciary.

Kareem Fahim, 19 Şubat 2020

Gezi park verdict may be mere political ploy of isolated Ankara

Acquittals are welcome but not necessarily a signal of change at heart of government

The Guardian, 18 Şubat 2020

A Hint of Freedom for a Turkish Activist. Then Back to Jail.

Many were pleasantly surprised when a court cleared a prominent philanthropist and eight others of charges that they tried to overthrow Recep Tayyip Erdogan. He was immediately arrested again.

Carlotta Gall, 18 Şubat 2020

A peine acquitté, le mécène Osman Kavala de nouveau arrêté en Turquie

Ce placement en garde à vue intervient alors qu’un tribunal avait acquitté, un peu plus tôt mardi, dans une autre affaire, cette figure de la société civile à l’issue d’un procès lié à des manifestations antigouvernementales en 2013.

Le Monde, 18 Şubat 2020

Turkey re-arrests Gezi park activist hours after acquittal on terror charges

Human rights groups call detention of Osman Kavala ‘cynical and outrageous’

The Guardian, 18 Şubat 2020

En Turquie, le philanthrope Osman Kavala libéré puis arrêté

Un tribunal turc a acquitté, mardi 18 février, plusieurs figures majeures de la société civile, dont le mécène Osman Kavala, accusé de « tentative de renversement du gouvernement ». À peine libéré, il a été remis en garde à vue.

La Croix, 18 Şubat 2020

Une façon pour Erdogan d’intimider la société civile

Ces dernières années, la grande salle d’audience de la prison de Silivri a vu passer quantité de procès politiques où règne l’arbitraire. «C’est un message symboliquement très fort : la prison et la justice entretiennent un lien organique», écrit le philanthrope. L’application du droit relève de la loterie.

Libération, 17 Şubat 2020

Turkey sends philanthropist back to prison despite European ruling

The decision came after a tense court hearing in Silivri, in which about 50 defense lawyers staged a mass walkout in protest of the judges’ refusal to recuse themselves after allegations of legal misconduct.

Diego Cupolo, 28 Ocak 2020

Haft gegen Mäzen Kavala verlängert

Ein Istanbuler Gericht übergeht das Urteil des Europäischen Gerichtshofs für Menschenrechte und behält den Kulturmäzen Kavala in Haft. Dies löst heftige Kritik aus.

Christiane Schlötzer, 26 Aralık 2019

Osman Kavala kept in jail despite European human rights court ruling

The decision comes despite a binding ruling by a European human rights court calling for his release.

DW, 24 Aralık 2019

Turkish court defies European ruling over jailed activist

A Turkish court has refused to release a leading civil society activist jailed for more than two years, defying a judgment from Europe’s top human rights court that his lengthy detention violated his rights and was aimed at stifling political dissent.

Ayla Jean Yackley, 24 Aralık 2019

  

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