Turkish victim of racist terrorism remembered on 19th anniversary in Germany

Turkish victim of racist terrorism remembered on 19th anniversary in Germany

Family members, officials, and local leaders gathered in Dortmund to honor Mehmet Kubasik, 1 of 8 Turkish victims murdered by far-right NSU terrorist group - Anadolu Ajansı

Complaint filed over police cover-up in Germany arson that killed 4 Turks

A lawyer representing the victims of a deadly arson attack in Solingen, Germany, that claimed the lives of four Turkish-origin Bulgarian citizens has filed...

Evidence points to a right-wing view of the defendant of Solingen's arson attack. The police recognize nothing of the same kind. For this reason, a victim lawyer now shows the investigators and the police president: they have suppressed found Nazi material.

The Directorate for Combating Organized Crime announced that “a case of homicide committed against a Turkish national on 05-11-2024, in the center of Athens, was solved.” The statement said: “A total of 4 persons — nationals of the victim, against whom a case has been filed by the Sub-Directorate for the Prosecution of Crimes against Life and Property, for — as the case may be — criminal organization, homicide by deception accomplished in concer…

In memory of Mehmet Kubaşık and all victims of right-wing violence, 300 people demonstrated in Dortmund on Friday.

It was quite unusual and original. Last summer, shortly after the assassination of Solingen, committed by a Syrian who had to leave the country, Minister of the Interior Nancy Faeser (SPD) remembered that asylum seekers whose proceedings were supposed to take place in another Member State according to EU-Dublin law could cancel all state benefits or – as Faeser said – "do not want to shorten anything, just a return trip."The article Faeser's Sol…