Istanbul – The protests continue in Türkiye, where more than 1,400 people have been arrested since last Wednesday, who have begun a wave of demonstrations to arrest the mayor of Istanbul, Ikram Emamoglu, the main rival of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
In total, 1418 people accused of participating in illegal concentrations have been arrested since March 19, according to the authorities, which have been facing the greatest wave of protests since 2013.
A court in Istanbul yesterday ordered life imprisonment for seven Turkish journalists, accused of participating in the demonstrations, banned from last week in the three main Turkish cities.
In total, 979 demonstrators yesterday were in the police seizure, while 478 people had judges, according to the Turkish Minister of Interior, Ali Yerikaya.
You can read: The Colombian Cartel Bomb. It is the leader
The government of Ankara’s capital extended until April 1 to ban demonstrations. The authorities made a similar decision in IZMIR, the country’s third city and opposition opposition, until March 29.
The same ban was valid for six days in Istanbul, where thousands of people challenge her every night in front of the city council.
Ozjor Ozil, head of the Social Democratic Party, who belongs to IMAMOGLU, has held a great focus for Saturday.
Ozil, who asked to deal with “fascism”, went to Silveri prison yesterday, where the imam and 48, including municipal heads of provinces, were also members of the Republican People’s Party.
I met three black inside. He told the press: “They are standing, with their heads high, like lions.”
The Republican People’s Party called on the Turks to boycott 11 government brands, including the famous chain of cafes.
Here you can access the news in real time
Learn the most viral in Facebook is heading
Read the book of columns from EXCélsior opinion
Clm
(tagstotranslate) Türkiye (T) Protests (T) Journalists
Story Credit
