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AcknowledgementsThis report was researched and written on behalf of the Kurdish Human Rights Project andBar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales (BHRC) by Lucy Claridge (KHRPLegal Officer) and Catriona Vine (member of BHRC and KHRP Legal Team). It was editedby Rachel Bernu, Mustafa Gündoğdu, Rebecca Sammut and Walter Jayawardene (KHRP).The authors are grateful to the following people for their cooperation and assistance in thisproject: Cevat Aktaş; Mehmet Nuri Yıldız; Tahir Han Acer, Necip Bey and Cahit Bozbay ofİHD Van branch; Faik Şimşek, Abuzer Şahin, Hacer Acar, Neslihan Aslan, Burhan Borak,Şemsettin Abi and İdris Canabay of Göç-Der Van branch; Mehmet Veysi Dilekçi, GaffarGüleçge and Ayhan Çerik of DTP Van branch; members of BİKAD, Bostaniçi, Van; TahirBey of Mazlum Der Van branch; Mesut Değer of CHP; Nejat Taştan & Yüksel Mutlu of İHDAnkara branch; Zozan Özgökçe of VAKAD; and Pırıl Akkuş.KHRP gratefully acknowledges the support of:The Big Lottery Fund (UK), Civil Society Fund (Ireland), The Sigrid Rausing Trust (UK),European Action Council for Peace in the Balkans (Netherlands), Oak Foundation (USA),Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs (Finland), Bishop’s Subcommission for Misereor(Germany), The Bromley Trust (UK), and Stiching Cizera Botan (Netherlands).Layout & Design:Keywords:Torske & Sterling Legal Marketing: www.lawyermarketing.co.ukTurkey, fact-finding mission, Kurds, compensation commissions,internally displaced persons, IDPs, redress, Law 5233, Return to Villageand Rehabilitation ProjectPrinted in Great BritainDecember 2006Published by the Kurdish Human Rights Project (London)ISBN(ten) 1 905592 05 1ISBN(thirteen) 978 1 905592 05 0All rights reserved
Kurdish Human Rights Project11 Guilford StreetLondonWC1N 1DH, United KingdomTel: +44 (0)20 7405-3835Fax: +44 (0)20 7404-9088khrp@khrp.orgwww.khrp.orgKurdish Human Rights Project (KHRP) is an independent, non-political, nongovernmentalhuman rights organisation founded and based in London, England. KHRPis a registered charity and is committed to the promotion and protection of the humanrights of all persons living within the Kurdish regions, irrespective of race, religion, sex,political persuasion or other belief or opinion. Its supporters include both Kurdish andnon-Kurdish people.Bar Human Rights Committee of England and WalesBHRCGarden Court Chambers57-60 Lincoln’s Inn FieldsLondon, WC2A 3LS, UKTel 020 7993 7755Fax 020 7993 7700bhrc@compuserve.com www.barhumanrights.org.ukThe Bar Human Rights Committee is the international human rights arm of the Bar ofEngland and Wales. It is an independent body primarily concerned with the protection ofthe rights of advocates and judges around the world. It is also concerned with defending therule of law and internationally recognised legal standards relating to the right to a fair trial.The remit of the Bar Human Rights Committee extends to all countries of the world, apartfrom its own jurisdiction of England & Wales.
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