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WEB SİTESİ GİZLİLİK VE ÇEREZ POLİTİKASI

T.C. İçişleri Bakanlığı tarafından işletilen www.icisleri.gov.tr web sitesini ziyaret edenlerin kişisel verilerini 6698 sayılı Kişisel Verilerin Korunması Kanunu uyarınca işlemekte ve gizliliğini korumaktayız. Bu Web Sitesi Gizlilik ve Çerez Politikası ile ziyaretçilerin kişisel verilerinin işlenmesi, çerez politikası ve internet sitesi gizlilik ilkeleri belirlenmektedir.

Çerezler (cookies), küçük bilgileri saklayan küçük metin dosyalarıdır. Çerezler, ziyaret ettiğiniz internet siteleri tarafından, tarayıcılar aracılığıyla cihazınıza veya ağ sunucusuna depolanır. İnternet sitesi tarayıcınıza yüklendiğinde, çerezler cihazınızda saklanır. Çerezler, internet sitesinin düzgün çalışmasını, daha güvenli hale getirilmesini, daha iyi kullanıcı deneyimi sunmasını sağlar. Oturum ve yerel depolama alanları da çerezlerle aynı amaç için kullanılır. İnternet sitemizde çerez bulunmamakta, oturum ve yerel depolama alanları çalışmaktadır.

Web sitemizin ziyaretçiler tarafından en verimli şekilde faydalanılması için çerezler kullanılmaktadır. Çerezler tercih edilmemesi halinde tarayıcı ayarlarından silinebilir ya da engellenebilir. Ancak bu web sitemizin performansını olumsuz etkileyebilir. Ziyaretçi tarayıcıdan çerez ayarlarını değiştirmediği sürece bu sitede çerez kullanımını kabul ettiği varsayılır.

1.Kişisel Verilerin İşlenme Amacı

Web sitemizi ziyaret etmeniz dolayısıyla elde edilen kişisel verileriniz aşağıda sıralanan amaçlarla T.C. İçişleri Bakanlığı tarafından Kanun’un 5. ve 6. maddelerine uygun olarak işlenmektedir:

  • T.C. İçişleri Bakanlığı tarafından yürütülen ticari faaliyetlerin yürütülmesi için gerekli çalışmaların yapılması ve buna bağlı iş süreçlerinin gerçekleştirilmesi,
  • T.C. İçişleri Bakanlığı tarafından sunulan ürün ve hizmetlerden ilgili kişileri faydalandırmak için gerekli çalışmaların yapılması ve ilgili iş süreçlerinin gerçekleştirilmesi,
  • T.C. İçişleri Bakanlığı tarafından sunulan ürün ve hizmetlerin ilgili kişilerin beğeni, kullanım alışkanlıkları ve ihtiyaçlarına göre özelleştirilerek ilgili kişilere önerilmesi ve tanıtılması.
 
2.Kişisel Verilerin Aktarıldığı Taraflar ve Aktarım Amacı

Web sitemizi ziyaret etmeniz dolayısıyla elde edilen kişisel verileriniz, kişisel verilerinizin işlenme amaçları doğrultusunda, iş ortaklarımıza, tedarikçilerimize kanunen yetkili kamu kurumlarına ve özel kişilere Kanun’un 8. ve 9. maddelerinde belirtilen kişisel veri işleme şartları ve amaçları kapsamında aktarılabilmektedir.

3.Kişisel Verilerin Toplanma Yöntemi

Çerezler, ziyaret edilen internet siteleri tarafından tarayıcılar aracılığıyla cihaza veya ağ sunucusuna depolanan küçük metin dosyalarıdır. Web sitemiz ziyaret edildiğinde, kişisel verilerin saklanması için herhangi bir çerez kullanılmamaktadır.

4.Çerezleri Kullanım Amacı

Web sitemiz birinci ve üçüncü taraf çerezleri kullanır. Birinci taraf çerezleri çoğunlukla web sitesinin doğru şekilde çalışması için gereklidir, kişisel verilerinizi tutmazlar. Üçüncü taraf çerezleri, web sitemizin performansını, etkileşimini, güvenliğini, reklamları ve sonucunda daha iyi bir hizmet sunmak için kullanılır. Kullanıcı deneyimi ve web sitemizle gelecekteki etkileşimleri hızlandırmaya yardımcı olur. Bu kapsamda çerezler;

İşlevsel: Bunlar, web sitemizdeki bazı önemli olmayan işlevlere yardımcı olan çerezlerdir. Bu işlevler arasında videolar gibi içerik yerleştirme veya web sitesindeki içerikleri sosyal medya platformlarında paylaşma yer alır.

Teknik olarak web sitemizde kullanılan çerez türleri aşağıdaki tabloda gösterilmektedir.

Oturum Çerezleri

(Session Cookies)

Oturum çerezleri ziyaretçilerimizin web sitemizi ziyaretleri süresince kullanılan, tarayıcı kapatıldıktan sonra silinen geçici çerezlerdir. Amacı ziyaretiniz süresince İnternet Sitesinin düzgün bir biçimde çalışmasının teminini sağlamaktır. (ASP.NET_SessionId)

 

Web sitemizde çerez kullanılmasının başlıca amaçları aşağıda sıralanmaktadır:

  • • İnternet sitesinin işlevselliğini ve performansını arttırmak yoluyla sizlere sunulan hizmetleri geliştirmek,
5.Çerez Tercihlerini Kontrol Etme

Farklı tarayıcılar web siteleri tarafından kullanılan çerezleri engellemek ve silmek için farklı yöntemler sunar. Çerezleri engellemek / silmek için tarayıcı ayarları değiştirilmelidir. Tanımlama bilgilerinin nasıl yönetileceği ve silineceği hakkında daha fazla bilgi edinmek için www.allaboutcookies.org adresini ziyaret edilebilir. Ziyaretçi, tarayıcı ayarlarını değiştirerek çerezlere ilişkin tercihlerini kişiselleştirme imkânına sahiptir.  

6.Veri Sahiplerinin Hakları

Kanunun “ilgili kişinin haklarını düzenleyen” 11. maddesi kapsamındaki talepleri, Politika’da düzenlendiği şekilde, ayrıntısını Başvuru Formunu’nu Bakanlığımıza ileterek yapabilir. Talebin niteliğine göre en kısa sürede ve en geç otuz gün içinde başvuruları ücretsiz olarak sonuçlandırılır; ancak işlemin ayrıca bir maliyet gerektirmesi halinde Kişisel Verileri Koruma Kurulu tarafından belirlenecek tarifeye göre ücret talep edilebilir.

 

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  • COAST GUARD
    • Our Command
      • About Us
      • History
      • Our Commandant
      • Organization
      • Our Duties
      • Uniforms
      • Military Ranks
      • Corporate Identity
    • Main Subordinate Commands
    • Our Platforms
      • Coast Guard Ships/Boats
      • Air Crafts
      • Mobile Radars
    • International Relations
      • BSCF
      • MCGFF
      • HACGAM
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      • Frequently Asked Questions
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  • ACTIVITIES
    • Latest Activities and Archive
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  • NEWS
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    • Life Jacket Choise and Utilization
      • Types of Life Jacket
      • Life Jacket Choice
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  • CONTACT
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COAST GUARD
  • Our Command
    • About Us
    • History
    • Our Commandant
    • Organization
    • Our Duties
    • Uniforms
    • Military Ranks
    • Corporate Identity
  • Main Subordinate Commands
  • Our Platforms
    • Coast Guard Ships/Boats
    • Air Crafts
    • Mobile Radars
  • International Relations
    • BSCF
    • MCGFF
    • HACGAM
    • CGGS
  • Friendly and Allied Country Staff
    • Admissions Requirements
    • Facilities Provided
    • Course Contents
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Contact Information

History

HISTORY OF TURKISH COAST GUARD COMMAND 

Throughout history, Turkish people have established long-lasting and well-structured states and committed their hearts and souls to the safety and security of their state and citizens.

Lessons from the past have taught us that the security of littoral states can only be ensured by starting the security process from the furthest point at seas, instead of operating within the mainland only.

PRE-REPUBLICAN ERA

The efforts concerning the foundation of the Coast Guard Organization date back to the second half of the 19th century. During this period, as a result of the Industrial Revolution in Europe, as well as the developments in the production and international trade, customs related issues such as combating smuggling became a more important agenda item.

During the Ottoman times, each customs organization was named considering its location and types of goods trafficked through. Of all, the ones on the coasts were called “Coastal Customs Offices” whereas the ones on the borderline were called “Border Customs Offices” and the ones within the mainland were termed “Inland Customs Offices”. Coastal Customs inspected both domestic and foreign commerce. Customs tax was a very important source of revenue for the state. However there were problems and complaints about the procedures used to collect taxes. This caused owners of goods resort to illegal ways.

In this period, protection of the coasts within the Anatolian peninsula, prevention and monitoring of smuggling which fell within the responsibility area of Rural Customs Administrations were conducted inefficiently due to the lack of contact between these Administrations and dispersed structure of the organization. In order to eliminate this organizational problem, organizational structure underwent a revision. As a result, Rural Customs Administrations were brought under the umbrella of Istanbul Goods Customs Directorate in 1859 and the name of the instruction was changed as “Deposit Office” in 1861. The first Director of the Deposit Office was Mehmet Kani Paşa.

During the Reforms (Tanzimat) Era, a noticeable surge in smuggling took place, mostly due to the increase in customs tax rates following the trade agreement signed between the Ottoman Empire and other countries in 1861. In order to increase the effectiveness of the struggle against smuggling, the establishment of a new institution was agreed upon, and the “Customs Enforcement Organization” was founded under the Deposit Office.

Afterwards, “Coastal Divisions” were established under the Gendarmerie Force in 1886, for the purpose of providing security and carrying out coast guard duties along the maritime borders.

 

REPUBLICAN ERA

At the early days of the Republic Era, “Laws on Banning and Tracking Smuggling” (No: 1126 and 1510) were put into force. On October 1, 1929, “Customs Tariff Law” was put into practice. With this law in effect, increase was observed in the number of smuggling cases due to the high increase in the tax amounts. Thus smuggling significantly increased especially at our southern borders.

As a result, "General Command of Customs Guard" was founded under the Law numbered 1841 with a semi- military identity for the purpose of executing customs-related duties such as searching, pursuing and preventing seaborne smuggling as well as ensuring the security of Türkiye's territorial waters, on 27 July 1931, with the Law numbered 1841. In 1932, it started to function under the body of the General Staff. The “Law Banning and Pursuing Smuggling” (No: 1917) foresaw detention of the suspected criminal accused for smuggling until the finalization of the court proceedings. According to the same law, the penalty could not be postponed and the criminal could be banished.

Following the introduction of the Law No. 3015 in 1936, the maritime organization under the General Command of Customs Guard gained a military character and it was entrusted with the task of ensuring security and safety within Turkish territorial waters.

Until 1956, the General Command of Customs Guard had continued to function under the General Staff in terms of its duties concerning the security of maritime borders and training of the staff, and under the Ministry of Customs and Monopoly in terms of enforcement of the tariffs.

With the Law No. 6815 on "the Transfer of Our Borders, Coasts and Territorial Waters' Protection and Anti-Smuggling Activities to the Ministry of Internal Affairs" adopted on July 16, 1956, the duties of prevention and pursuit of smuggling, protection and security of the borders, coasts and territorial waters were delegated to the General Command of Gendarmerie under the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the General Command of Customs Guard was abolished.

It was at this time that the Gendarmerie Regional Sea Commands were founded in Samsun, İzmir and Mersin as subordinate commands. In addition, the Maritime Branch was formed within the General Command of the Gendarmerie headquarters.

-   On April 15, 1957, Gendarmerie Aegean Sea Regional Command was founded with a responsibility area starting from Enez, at the maritime border between Türkiye and Greece, up to Kocaçay at the maritime border between Muğla and Antalya.

-  In 1968, Gendarmerie Black Sea Regional Command was founded with a responsibility area which is between Artvin-Kemalpaşa, the maritime border between Türkiye and Russia, and Beğendik, the maritime border between Türkiye and Bulgaria and the maritime area covering Marmara Sea.

- On July 15, 1971, Gendarmerie Mediterranean Sea Regional Command was established with a responsibility area which is between Hatay- Güvercinkaya, the maritime border between Türkiye and Syria, and Kocaçay, the maritime border between Antalya and Muğla.

ESTABLISHMENT OF THE TURKISH COAST GUARD COMMAND

As a consequence of the changes observed in the international security environment in 1960s, the geo-strategic location of Türkiye, the length of its coasts, and the prerequisites of being a maritime nation, it soon became clear that the Turkish Republic needed a new and more professional Coast Guard Command. Furthermore, efforts on the establishment of the Coast Guard Command gained pace as of 1967 due to the lack of necessary law enforcement forces that could impose various bans set out by laws under the services of Ministries having duties over territorial waters and seas.

The Coast Guard Command Law (No. 2692) was adopted on July 9, 1982 and the Turkish Coast Guard Command was established after the publication of the Law in the Official Gazette on July 13, 1982. With this change, the Gendarmerie Regional Sea Commands under the General Command of Gendarmerie were placed under the Turkish Coast Guard Command, and later was named as Coast Guard Black Sea, Aegean Sea, and Mediterranean Sea Regional Commands. The Coast Guard Command started to operate effectively as of September 1, 1982. However, it was bound to function under the General Command of Gendarmerie until 1985 in accordance with the provisional article No. 1 of the Law No. 2692. As the responsibility of Marmara Sea and the Turkish Straits was entrusted with the Coast Guard Command in accordance with the Coast Guard Command Law No. 2692, a main sub-command was added to its organizational structure in order to carry out its duties in the most effective manner. The Coast Guard Marmara and Turkish Straits Command was commissioned on October 1982.
1982
In order for the Coast Guard Command to execute its duties more effectively, a headquarters was required in the center of the capital, Ankara. The premise located on Karanfil Street, Bakanlıklar was allocated for the use of the headquarters of the Turkish Coast Guard Command in accordance with the official paper dated 10 September 1982 of the Prime Ministry.
1983
Turkish Coast Guard Command, which functioned under the body of the Gendarmerie General Command until January 1, 1985, continued its activities as an armed law enforcement unit which is responsible to the Ministry of Internal Affairs in terms of its duties and service, in peace time, within the cadres and organization of the Turkish Armed Forces and will enter under the command of Turkish Naval Force in wartime and crisis, with a responsibility area covering along the Turkish coastline, Turkish internal waters such as the Marmara Sea, İstanbul and Çanakkale Straits, seaports, bays, territorial waters, exclusive economic zones, and all maritime areas that are under Turkish sovereignty and control in accordance with the national and international laws.
1985
In 1993, main sub-commands of Coast Guard Command were re-named as regional commands as follows: • Coast Guard Marmara and Turkish Straits Regional Command • Coast Guard Black Sea Regional Command • Coast Guard Mediterranean Regional Command • Coast Guard Aegean Sea Regional Command
1993
In order to meet the current and future personnel requirements and increase the effectiveness of the Coast Guard Command, amendments were made on the Coast Guard Command Law (No. 2692) on June 18, 2003. Following this amendment, the Coast Guard Command gained an independent structure like other service commands and General Command of Gendarmerie.
2003
On January, 06, 2006, the Coast Guard Command moved from its headquarters of twenty-four years on Karanfil Street to a new and modern building on Merasim Street, Bakanlıklar; a premise matching the significance of its duties.
2006
Turkish Coast Guard Command was directly subordinated to the Ministry of Interior as an armed general law enforcement force, pursuant to the decision taken by the Council of Ministers convened under the chairmanship of the President on 25 July 2016, in accordance with the Decree Law No. 668
2016
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COAST GUARD

  • Our Command
    • About Us
    • History
    • Our Commandant
    • Organization
    • Our Duties
    • Uniforms
    • Military Ranks
    • Corporate Identity
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    • Coast Guard Ships/Boats
    • Air Crafts
    • Mobile Radars
  • International Relations
    • BSCF
    • MCGFF
    • HACGAM
    • CGGS
  • Friendly and Allied Country Staff
    • Admissions Requirements
    • Facilities Provided
    • Course Contents
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Contact Information

ACTIVITIES

  • Latest Activities and Archive
  • Exercises
  • Statistics
    • Safety of Life and Property
    • Irregular Migration
    • Smuggling
    • Maritime Security
    • Marine Pollution
    • Illegal Fishing Activities

NEWS

  • News
  • Tenders
  • Press Releases

MARINE

  • Life Jacket Choise and Utilization
    • Types of Life Jacket
    • Life Jacket Choice
  • Weather Forecast on Our Seas

CONTACT

  • Coast Guard Command
  • Coast Guard Main Subordinate Commands
  • Coast Guard Group Commands
  • Search and Rescue Centers
  • COAST GUARD
    • Our Command
      • About Us
      • History
      • Our Commandant
      • Organization
      • Our Duties
      • Uniforms
      • Military Ranks
      • Corporate Identity
    • Main Subordinate Commands
    • Our Platforms
      • Coast Guard Ships/Boats
      • Air Crafts
      • Mobile Radars
    • International Relations
      • BSCF
      • MCGFF
      • HACGAM
      • CGGS
    • Friendly and Allied Country Staff
      • Admissions Requirements
      • Facilities Provided
      • Course Contents
      • Frequently Asked Questions
      • Contact Information
  • ACTIVITIES
    • Latest Activities and Archive
    • Exercises
    • Statistics
      • Safety of Life and Property
      • Irregular Migration
      • Smuggling
      • Maritime Security
      • Marine Pollution
      • Illegal Fishing Activities
  • NEWS
    • News
    • Tenders
    • Press Releases
  • MARINE
    • Life Jacket Choise and Utilization
      • Types of Life Jacket
      • Life Jacket Choice
    • Weather Forecast on Our Seas
  • CONTACT
    • Coast Guard Command
    • Coast Guard Main Subordinate Commands
    • Coast Guard Group Commands
    • Search and Rescue Centers
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