Abgeordnete des Europäischen Parlaments, Rechtsanwälte, Menschenrechtsaktivisten, Wissenschaftler und Nichtregierungsorganisationen forderten INTERPOL auf, die Türkei von der Nutzung der SLTD-Datenbank auszuschließen.
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Interpol urged to act against Turkey’s abuse of the SLTD database
MEPs, lawyers, human rights activists, academics and NGOs urged INTERPOL to suspend Turkey from the use of the SLTD database.
Impoverishment and mass detention of Turkey’s purge victims
Mass detentions, mass-summary confiscations, state-run discrimination practises and demonizing rhetoric of public officials and pro-government media, have left these people marginalized, and impoverished and deprived them of their socio-economic rights.
[Blogpost] Pushbacks: A Core Element of Policies Against Irregularised Mobility and Asylum
The EU and member states are consolidating the practice of pushbacks to prevent unauthorised entrants from crossing their borders and/or submitting asylum applications.
[Blogpost] Online platforms cave in to the Turkish government’s greed for data: Mass collection of cellular data risks the freedom of citizens
Dr Yasir Gokce wrote about a software called ATAC that is being used by Turkish police to vacuum en masse of personal data of individuals, as well as its consequences on data subjects.
[Blogpost] A Turkish-style Cambridge-Analytica Scandal: Bulk reach into the digital presence of Turkish citizens
A current revelation on the involvement of the Turkish authority for information and communication technologies (BTK) in bulk collection of telecommunication data on Turkish citizens indicates a Turkish-style Cambridge Analytica Scandal in the making.