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'Solidarity
with Hunger Strikers in Turkey' will hold a protest
at the Turkish Embassy in Dublin on TUESDAY 12TH NOVEMBER
at 6pm to mark the death on hunger strike of Serdar
Karabulut. All are welcome to attend. The Turkish
Embassy
is located at 11 Clyde Road, Ballsbridge (behind the
American Embassy).
Serdar
Karabulut dies on hunuger strike
Serdar
Karabulut died on Novermber 8th, the 98th person to
die in the ongoing struggle against the isolation
prisons in Turkey. Serdar started the hunger strike
on July 28, 2001, having been imprisoned since 1992.
He was tortured while in prison and was severely injured
in the prison massacres by Turkish state forces at
Buca prison in 1995 and Bartin in 2000.
Since
September 2002, he has been held at the Ankara Numune
hospital, where he was force fed. Serdar fell martyr
on November 8, 2002.
More
information at: http://www.geocities.com/turkishhungerstrike
Another
Martyr of the Death Fast in Turkey
DHKC
Serdar
Karabulut, who started the death fast against the
ISOLATION politics of the EU and the oligarchy in
Turkey on July 28, 2001, fell a martyr in this resistance.
Serdar Karabulut was imprisoned in 1992. He was confronted
with all kinds of torture of the enemy and he resisted
the torture.
He
was one of those resisting, when three political prisoners
fell during a massacre in Buca prison on September
21, 1995. He was severely injured during the resistance.
After
they closed Buca prison, he was transferred to the
prison of Bartin. There he encountered the death fast
resistance, which began on 20 October, 2000 against
the isolation prisons. He supported the death fast
resistance with hunger strikes.
During the state’s massacre attacks towards the
prisons on 19 December 2000, he was a part of the
resistance. He was also injured during this massacre,
in which 28 prisoners were killed. After the massacre
he was transferred to one of the new opened, so-called
F-type prisons in Sincan.
Under
conditions of isolation he participated in the sixth
team of the death fast in the Sincan F-type prison,
which started on July 28, 2001.
In
September 2002, he was brought to the Ankara Numune
hospital, which was transformed into a centre of torture.
Since September he was kept there under the torture
of force-feeding. During the entire ten years of his
imprisonment Serdar Karabulut was confronted with
massacres, torture and repression, and involved in
the resistance against it.
The
EU is responsible for the torture and repression used
against Serdar as well, because it is supporting the
state of Turkey.
Serdar
fell on November 8, 2002, in the struggle against
the isolation prisons of the EU and the oligarchy
of Turkey, as a ‘Free Prisoner’ of the DHKP-C.
Long
Live Our Death Fast Resistance Against Isolation!
No To The Torture Through Forced Medical Intervention!
No To Isolation!
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