What happened on July 15, 2016 8,561 soldiers took part in what appears to have been an attempted coup. Members of the public took... Read More
The Centre for Hizmet Studies is delighted to launch ‘The Turbulence between AKP and Hizmet: The African Case’ by Dr. Erkan Toguslu. The report... Read More
LONDON – 31 January 2017 The UK Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee is examining the bilateral relationship between the UK and Turkey, focusing on rights... Read More
LONDON – 21 December 2016 We condemn the brutal attack against the Russian ambassador to Turkey and express our heartfelt sympathies to the families... Read More
LONDON – 12 October 2016 Centre for Hizmet Studies is pleased to announce its new initiative, Hizmet Watch, which traces incidents of hate crime... Read More
What Happened? On July 15, Friday, Turkey witnessed an attempted coup orchestrated by sections of the military, which resulted in the death of almost... Read More
London, 17 July, 2016 – An attempted coup took place in Turkey on Saturday, 15th July. Within a few hours and while the coup... Read More
On July 15, Friday, Turkey witnessed an attempted coup orchestrated by sections of the military, which resulted in the death and injury of dozens... Read More
London, 29 September, 2015: Since December 2013, the Turkish government has perpetrated systematic human rights violations that justify legal action at international level, most likely... Read More
The Centre for Hizmet Studies is delighted to launch its latest report titled ‘A Hizmet Approach to Rooting out Violent Extremism’ by Ozcan Keles... Read More
Turkey was hailed as an example for a modern Muslim democracy during the early 2000s. The current ruling party that came to power in... Read More
With regard to leadership and vision, the Sunni Muslim world seems to be in disarray. None of the following leaders, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Abdel... Read More
Introduction Gareth Jenkins once criticised Turkey’s infamous Ergenekon indictments on the grounds that they were “products of ‘projective’ rather than deductive reasoning, working backwards... Read More
