Turkey’s raid expands with the arrest of journalists and continues to protest government repressions of a mayor of a prisoner.
Turkey has strengthened protests against anti-government protests against Friday, Istanbul Mayor, who has been imprisoned since 2013, two more journalists in connection with the greatest riot wave of the country.
Nine days later, after Istanbul’s popular opposition mayor and after the next prison, thousands protested the streets on Thursday night streets, despite the fact that thousands of protesters were growing.
On one night, the police raided more home, Imamoglu and his lawyer Mehmet Pehlivan’ın “caught in fictitious places”, in a written article “Fictional basis.”
“It was as if the conversion against democracy was not enough, they cannot defend themselves. The evil of a handful of the incompetent person in our country is growing in our country,” he said.
“Immediately release my lawyer!”
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Fehlivan said that in the basis of the basis of the basis, but the opposition broadcaster was associated with the allegations of “assets of assets caused by the crime.”
Istanbul Bar Association, said the protests between March 22-25 were charged with 20 lives.
The number 13 was released on 13, but seven were still under control, this statement was “closely following the issue” in a statement placed in the X.
External criticism
Since 2013, a reporter of the worst battle of street riots, condemned sharply by law groups and criticized abroad.
In Washington, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio raised concerns about protest management, and French President Emmanuel Macron violated the freedom of opposition figures and freedom of assembly.
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Police, Turkish Journalists Association (TGS), the Association of Turkish Journalists (TGS) took control of two Turkish women’s journalists in dawn raids.
“Another dawn raid. Two of our two colleagues watching the protests of #Sarachane,” he said, referring to the name of the district where Istanbul is located.
“Let Journalists do their jobs! Stop this illegal arrests!” The union said.
‘Arbitrary actions to silence journalists’
Authorities, on Monday, the last of the 11 journalists arrested on Monday morning for the intervention, including AFP photographer Yasin Akgul released.
“Although my personality as a journalist, a journalist, was evidence and proved to prove it,” he said.
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“I hope that another journalist will not face a situation like this. But, unfortunately, I am afraid to act arbitrarily to silence arbitrary journalists and avoid stopping their work in Turkey.”
The Turkish government has said it has detained it within 17 hours before taking the objections on Wednesday.
A statement on Thursday, the Turkish Communications Directorate, “Due to the lack of accreditation”, he said.
In the first statement of the protests, England will ensure Ankara’s rule of law, including the protection of the timely and transparent trial, “he said.
In Always on Thursday, Turkey’s broadcaster Rtuk, “Hate and Enemy”, “Hate and Enemy”, Turkey’s broadcasting guard Sozcu’a hit the 10-day broadcasting ban.
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‘I’m afraid’
An AFP reporter, on Thursday night protest, student protesters can be seen by police and can be seen, he said.
“We are here for the rights of our here, but I’m afraid.”
“There are many serious illegal things that are on the continuation, young people were beaten for days,” Baturalp Akalin, a 25-year-old protestler, a rare protesters.
“We are on the streets of Istanbul to defend our democratic rights of our country.”
So far, more than March 19 has been detained since March 19, and on Thursday, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said.
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