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Turkish columnist reveals rotten practises
7.8.2006
By Vladimir van Wilgenburg, Journalist, Netherlands
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Recep Guvelioglu [1]
admitted and revealed bad practises of the Turkish
state institutions towards Kurdish regions. He
revealed in his article that criminals are sent to
Kurdish regions. “Another example is the tradition
or bad habits of the administration.
Let's say that a police officer is caught in a
bribing scandal in Bolu. Do you know what happens to
him? Probably he would be sent in exile to Hakkari.
Can no one imagine what such an officer could end up
doing in Hakkari? That exile system exists, whether
it's written in the law or not. As a result of a
discriminatory classification of civil servants
including judges and the unwritten exile system, the
state is creating enemies for itself.
These aren't just two reasons behind the human
resources of PKK terrorists. There are many that we
can count. As long as this rotten order and its
policies are in use, we will not be able to solve
any social problem".
He admits the policies are rotten and
discriminatory. Another example he gave was the
unfair justice system. “According to our judicial
system, the nomination and appointment of judges is
based on a geographical system. In this system,
Turkey has three zones of provinces; first class,
second class and third class.
A newly appointed judge starts with a third class
province and if he is, in a defined period,
successful, he can be promoted to a second class
province. As a result of this outdated, stupid
system, all the poor provinces like Tunceli never
see an experienced judge in its courthouses.” And
off course Tunceli (Dersim) is Kurdish.
So in other words he admitted that Kurdish provinces
are rated third class by the Turkish judicial
system!
[1] The New Anatolian - The fight against PKK terror
http://vladimirkurdistan.blogspot.com
Southeastern Turkey:
North Kurdistan (
Kurdistan-Turkey) wikipedia
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