Adaletin Kıyısında: ’Zorunlu’ Göç Sonrasında Devlet ve Kürtler- 5233 Sayılı Tazminat Yasası’nın bir Değerlendirmesi- Van örneği

  • In 2004, the Turkish government adopted a compensation law for the Kurdish victims of forced displacement during the armed conflict between the PKK and the Turkish military in the late 1980s and the 1990s. Acclaimed by the UN and the EU as a successful example of a domestic reparations program, the law enhanced Turkey's chances for the opening of the accession talks with the EU and led the European Court of Human Rights to reject, on the basis of the availability of a new mechanism, around 1,500 applications filed by the Kurdish displaced. The law was also welcomed as a justice mechanism. Based on an extensive fieldwork in the province of Van in Turkey's Kurdish region, this book analyzes the substance and the implementation of this law from the lens of the displaced, their lawyers, the civil society in Van and the public officials charged with implementing the law. It questions the assumption that the law provides an efficient transitional justice mechanism capable of repairing the relations between the Turkish state and its Kurdish citizens.

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Metadaten
Document Type:Book
Language:Other
Author(s):Dilek Kurban, Mesut Yegen
Publisher:TESEV Publications
Place of Publisher:Istanbul
Publication year:2012
Publishing Institution:Hertie School
Number pages:166
ISBN:978-605-5832-95-7
Release Date:2015/08/19
Tag:Forced displacement, reparation program, Kurdish conflict in Turkey, transitional justice
Notes:
Translation of Title (English): On the Verge of Justice: The State and the Kurds in the Aftermath of Forced Migration- An Assessment of the Compensation Law no. 5233- The Case of Van
Licence of document (German):Metadaten / metadata
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