Hasankeyf
'New Hasankeyf's' museum ready to open
The construction of a museum and an amphitheater has been finished at a new settlement established for Hasankeyf, which is to be flooded by the Il?su Dam, a project that NGOs fear will displace thousands and obscure Hasankeyf's unique ancient history.
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Hasankeyf among most endangered heritage sites
Turkey's ancient city of Hasankeyf and its surroundings has been shortlisted for the Seven Most Endangered program 2016 by Europa Nostra and the European Investment Bank InstituteEuropa Nostra, the leading European heritage organization, and the European Investment Bank Institute announced on Dec 10 the 14 monuments and sites shortlisted for "The Seven Most Endangered" program 2016 by an intern
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Historical tomb in Hasankeyf to be moved for protection
The 650-year-old Zeynel Bey Tomb, located in the historical Hasankeyf district of the southeastern province of Batman, will be removed in order to protect the artifact from the ongoing Il?su Dam Project which will eventually inundate the site.
One police commissioner, one police injured in PKK attack in Turkey's east
One police commissioner and a fellow police officer have been wounded in an attack in the eastern province of Batman after suspected members of the PKK staged an attack on a car the undercover cops were in, late in the day.
Militants opened fired with long-barreled rifles around 3:45 p.m., while the police officers were driving down a road to the historic village of Hasankeyf.
Local activists call for review of Ilısu Dam construction amid Kurdish peace process
Local activists have called on the government to review a contentious, long-planned new dam project on the Tigris in southeastern Turkey, which will flood the ancient city of Hasankeyf.
Nature in Turkey destroyed for development: Demirtaş
The whole of Turkey is facing environmental destruction for the sake of development, industry and investments, presidential hopeful Selahattin DemirtaŠhas said, speaking at a bicycle tour with environmentalists in the southeastern province of Diyarbakır on July 23.
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