HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTION OF TURKEY
İÇİNDEKİLERFOREWORDINTRODUCTION LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS PART 1: HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTION OF TURKEY VISION MISSION 1.1.INDEPENDENCE 1.2.1. COMPOSITION OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS BOARD, PLURALISM AND GUARANTEES OF MANDATE 1.2.1.Qualifications of Board Members 1.2.2.Duration of Mandate of Board of Members and Dismissal 1.2.3.Member Selection Procedure 1.2.4.Selection of the Head and Deputy Head of Institution 1.3.FINANCIAL AND OPERATIONAL AUTONOMY 1.4.INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE 1.4.1.Human Rights Board 1.4.1.1.Duties and Competences of the Human Rights Board 1.4.1.2.Working Principles of the Human Rights Board 1.4.2.ORGANIZATION 1.4.2.1.Presidency 1.4.2.2.Service Units 1.4.2.3.Field Organization 1.5. COMPETENCE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE INSTITUTION 1.5.1.National Preventive Mechanism(NPM) 1.5.2.Fighting Against Torture and ill Treatment 1.5.3.Inquiring Grievances and Petitions and Flowing the Outcomes 1.5.4.Human Rights Education and Awareness-Raising 1.5.5.Submitting Opinions, Recommendations and Monitoring 1.6.HUMAN RESOURCES OF THE INSTITUTION 1.7.ACCESSIBILITY 1.8.COOPERATION WITH STAKEHOLDERS 1.9.ACCOUNTABILITY PART 2: INSTITUTIONAL ACTIVITIES 2.1.VISITS 2.1.1.Visit to Sincan Juvenile Penitentiary Institution 2.1.2.Visit to Metris Type-R Penitentiary Institution 2.1.3.Visit to İstanbul Removal Center 2.1.4.Visit to Van Removal Center 2.1.5.Visit to Kartal Type-H Penitentiary Institution 2.2.REPORTS 2.2.1.Report on Gezi Park Events 2.2.2.Study Report on Remand Prisoner and Convict-Patents' Access to Healthcare Services 2.2.3.Inquiry Report on Incidents that Occurred at Sincan Prison on"01.01.2014" 2.2.4.Report on İstanbul Removal Center 2.2.5.Report on Death of Lütfullah Tajik and Van Removal Center 2.2.6.Report on Allegations of Sexual Abuse and ill Treatment at Antalya Type-L Closed Penitentiary Institution 2.3.ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT TO PROMOTE AND STRENGTHEN HUMAN RIGHTS 2.3.1.Workshop 2.3.1.1.Workshop on Women's Human Rights 2.3.1.2.Workshop on Rights to Organize Assembly and Demonstration and Its Link to Democratic Social Order 2.3.1.3.Workshop on Occupational Health and Safety 2.3.1.4.Workshop on Syrian Refugees 2.3.2.TRAINING EVENTS 2.4. COOPERATION AT NATIONAL AN INTERNATIONAL LEVEL 2.4.1.Cooperation at National Level 2.4.1.1.Cooperation with Non-Governmental Organizations 2.4.1.2.Cooperation with Public Institution 2.4.1.3. Consultation Meetings 2.4.2.International Cooperation 2.4.2.1.Technical Assistance for Support to the Local Human Rights Boards and Women's Rights Awareness (INKAP) 2.4.2.2.Joint Workshop between UN Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights and HRI of Turkey 2.4.2.3.Participation in the 27. Annual Meeting of the UN Human Rights Council PART 3: FIGURES OF ALLEGED HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN 2014 3.1.BREAKDOWN OF ALLEGED VIOLATIONS BY SUBJECT MATTER 3.2.CLARIFICATIONS ON SUBJECT MATTERS OF MOST COMMON ALLEGED HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS 3.2.1.Rights of Remand Prisoners and Convict 3.2.2. Consumer Rights 3.2.3. Right to Healthcare and Patient Right 3.2.4.Right to Fair Trial 3.2.5. Requests for Financial Assistance and Work 3.2.6. Other 3.2.7.Mobbing 3.2.8.Prohibition of ill Treatment 3.3.BREAKDOWN OF ALLEGED VIOLATIONS BY INSTITUTION AGAINST WHICH COMPLAINT IS FIELD PART 4: FINANCIAL DATA 4.1.BUDGET PART 5: OBJECTIVES  |
