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We will behead traitors’, says Turkey’s Erdoğan at ceremony marking July 15

July 16, 2017 By administrator

On Saturday (July 15), Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan delivered a speech before a large crowd gathered at the Bosporus Bridge in İstanbul to mark the first anniversary of the failed putsch.

Praising on the ‘heroic acts’ of the people who had come out to the streets on the night of the attempt on 15 July 2016, Erdoğan said: “That night, I had also headed towards here (İstanbul) with my energy minister and with my wife. We had found out that the traitor gang of FETÖ was behind it (the coup plot). Our nation had immediately stepped up. And, with the calls made by my prime minister and by myself, millions of our citizend had filled up the streets, squares, and in front of barracks against the coup plotter… 36 of our citizens got martyred by the tanks that had blocked this bridge… Just as it is the case today, my citizens had on their hands just the flag (of Turkey). And, they had even more effective weapon next to that. And, that weapons was their faith! On one side, there were my faithful people, on the other side, there were the unfaithful plotters… This is the difference between people who gather randomly and those who have a common past. The former takes the risk of sacrificing their lives when necessary. That night, we saved the future of 50 million people of Turkey. We cannot checkmate without crushing the pawns. So, we are first going to behead those traitors.”

Artak Zeynalyan: Families of beheaded soldiers by Azerbaijan apply to ECHR

April 25, 2016 By administrator

f571e17d73f47b_571e17d73f4b8.thumb A group of lawyers and human rights defenders applied to the European Court for Human Rights (ECHR) against Azerbaijan on behalf of the families of soldiers killed and then beheaded on the night of April 1-2, 2016 during the military operations on the Line of Contact between Nagorno Karabakh and Azerbaijan, informs lawyer Artak Zeynalyan.

According to him, they applied to the ECHR to recognize violations against them through inhuman treatment, disrespect of the private lives of the victims, as well as national discrimination.

“On April 9 and 15, 2016, the ECHR registered the complaints and notified the representatives of the plaintiffs. In their own initiative, the ECHR labeled these complaints anonymous restricting public access to decisions and other documents within the framework of these proceedings. In these circumstances, the plaintiffs and their representatives cannot provide full public access on the information. Any violations of the rules of the proceedings is considered an abuse of rights and can lead to cancelation of examination by the Court.

Considering the above mentioned, we ask the journalists and others to refrain from questions on the cases to the families of the victims and their representatives, as well as publication of unverified information to avoid harming the proceedings. We ensure that the representatives of the plaintiffs will provide necessary information in good faith and in accordance with the rules of the Court,” says Zeynalyan in a statement.

Parents of a beheaded soldier by Azerbaijan still waiting for his body

April 6, 2016 By administrator

f5703c0d915273_5703c0d9152af.thumb Press secretary of Defense Ministry published the names of soldiers killed during the military operations.

Kyaram Sloyan, 1996, was among the victims. The latter’s photos were earlier published by Azerbaijani media. In particular a photograph of an Azerbaijani soldier holding Syloyan’s severed head was disseminated.

Journalists have spoken to Sloyan’s father, Khalal Sloyan, who said that he wasn’t broken.

“I will again send my children to the army, I myself will go with them. Six people have already gone there, I was going too, but … I’m waiting for my son’s corpse. I just have one request, please bring my son’s body,” Khalal said.

Sloyan’s uncle said he would take the Kyaram’s revenge on barbarian Azerbaijani soldiers.

Azerbaijani media social media users earlier widely disseminated photos showing beheaded soldiers

Two anti-Daesh Syrian activists found beheaded in S Turkey

October 31, 2015 By administrator

Two Syrian anti-Daesh activists have been found beheaded in a house in southern Turkey.

The bodies of 20-year-old activist Ibrahim Abdulqader and Fares Hamadi, also in his 20s, were found in Hamadi’s apartment in the city of Sanliurfa, nearly 60 kilometers from the Turkish border with Syria, Al-Jazeera reported Friday, citing an anti-Daesh activist group called “Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently (RBSS).”

Raqqa is a northeastern Syrian province and also a city heavily controlled by the foreign-backed Daesh terrorist group.

The RBSS said the incident in Turkey was the first such attack on its members in Turkish territory, where Daesh reportedly maintains presence.

Several members of the activist group had been murdered inside Syria and around Raqqa in the past; but the Friday killings were the first against RBSS members outside the country.

A Raqqa native, Abdulqader fled his hometown to Turkey while studying for his high school diploma in late 2013, after he was arrested and tortured by Daesh forces.

Having been formed in April 2014, shortly after the Takfiri terror group began to consolidate control over Raqqa, the RBSS runs a network of secret correspondents that operate in and around the city and provide accounts of Daesh atrocities in the area.

Since the foreign-backed crisis erupted in Syria in March 2011, an assortment of armed terrorist groups, including Daesh, have been fighting in the country to topple the government in Damascus.

Turkey has time and again been accused of being one of the main supporters of the militant groups operating in Syria, with reports saying that Ankara actively trains and arms the Takfiri militants there and facilitates their safe passage into the Arab country.

Saudi beheaded for torturing his toddler to death

August 5, 2014 By administrator

Agence France Presse

RIYADH: A Saudi man was beheaded Tuesday for torturing and beating his two-year-old boy to death, the interior ministry said.

Maqbul bin Madi al-Sharari hit his son Mohammad “repeatedly with a cane on the back of his head and the rest of his body,” the ministry said in a statement carried by SPA state news agency.

He also punched the toddler in the face repeatedly and “burned him in different parts of his body, torturing him several times, which led to his death,” the ministry said.

Sharari’s execution in the northern Jawf region, brings to 18 the number of death sentences carried out this year in the ultra-conservative kingdom.

Saudi Arabia beheaded 78 people in 2013, according to an AFP count.

Last year, the U.N. High Commission for Human Rights denounced a “sharp increase in the use of capital punishment” there since 2011.

According to rights group Amnesty International, the number of executions rose from 27 in 2010, including five foreigners, to 82 in 2011, including 28 foreigners.

In 2012, the number of executions dipped slightly to 79, among them 27 foreigners.

Rape, murder, apostasy, armed robbery and drug trafficking are all punishable by death under Saudi Arabia’s strict version of Islamic sharia law.