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Application of Eóghan Mhic Cionnáith for the position of lecturer in Mathematics at University College Galway [in Irish].

Application and statements of Eshat Aktaş submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey regarding the torture and killing of his brother Yakup Aktaş while under arrest at Mardin Regimental Command, the denial of the claims of the applicant and his family by the Turkish authorities of a fair and public hearing within a reasonable time, and the failure of Turkey to provide an effective remedy notwithstanding that the violation was committed by persons acting in an official capacity. (File pages 1-17)

Application and statements of Eshat Aktaş submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey regarding the torture and killing of his brother Yakup Aktaş while under arrest at Mardin Regimental Command, the denial of the claims of the applicant and his family by the Turkish authorities of a fair and public hearing within a reasonable time, and the failure of Turkey to provide an effective remedy notwithstanding that the violation was committed by persons acting in an official capacity.

Application of Gülten Aytekin submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey regarding the allegedly unlawful killing of her husband, Ali Rıza Aytekin, by a gendarme on 24 April 1993.

Application of Hamsa Çiçek submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey regarding the disappearances of her sons Tahsin Çiçek and Ali İhsan Çiçek and her grandson, Çayan Çiçek.

Application filed by Hayriye Kişmir on 31 March 1995 against the Republic of Turkey with the European Commission of Human Rights regarding the torture and murder of her son, Aydın Kişmir, while imprisoned in Diyarbakır in October 1994. Appendices include the statement and petition of the applicant, the statement of Yılmaz Kalkin who was taken into custody alongside Aydın Kişmir, Hayriye Kişmir's letter to the European Commission of Human Rights authorising Kevin Boyle and Françoise Hampson as her legal representatives, and Aydın Kişmir's death certificate.

Application and statements of Hüseyin Akdivar and others submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey regarding the destruction of the village of Kelekçi (Kelkom), including the houses and livestock of the applicants. Includes 2 appendices: 'Annex 7: Agreement on Refugees and Displaced Persons' between the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the Republika Srpska; and 'A Desolation Called Peace', report by the Parliamentary Human Rights Group on a Mission to Turkish Kurdistan, 12-17 October 1993.

Application of Hüseyin Berktay submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey regarding the alleged defenestration of his son Devrim by police officers on 3 February 1993.

Application of the relatives İbrahim Erdoğan, Yücel Şimşek, İbrahim Ilcı, Cavit Özkaya and Hasan Eliuygun, suspected members of Dev-Sol (“Revolutionary Left”) who were killed by the security forces in İstanbul on 12 July 1991, to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey. The applicants were represented by Françoise Hampson.

English translation of the application of İhsan Bilgin submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey regarding the destruction of his house and property by Turkish gendarmerie on 28 September 1993. Appended to the application are: the statement of the applicant telling of the destruction of much of the village of Güzderesi Including residents' crops), the beating of residents, and the destruction of Bilgin's house and property; photographs depicting the ruins of Güzderesi and the destruction of village houses; the statement of resident Hüsnü Eraslan to the Human Rights Association; and an 18 October 1993 newspaper article depicting the visit of British parliamentarians to southeast Turkey to meet with Kurdish victims of oppression. (2 copies)