Turkey Prosecutes 45 over Ankara NATO Summit Protest - Turkish Minute
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A lawsuit has been filed against 37 people who were detained for participating in an anti-NATO protest held in Ankara on July 7. The 37 individuals, including members and leaders of the Revolutionary Party, People's Houses, and the Workers' Movement Party, face charges of violating the Law on Meetings and Demonstrations, with sentences ranging from 6 months to 3 years imprisonment.
Turkey prosecutes 45 over Ankara NATO summit protest - Turkish Minute
Turkish prosecutors have charged 45 people, including leftist party officials and a civic organization leader, for staging a protest of NATO’s July summit in Ankara, the ANKA news agency reported on Saturday. Police prevented the protesters from making a press statement at Kurtuluş Park on July 7, the opening day of the summit, and detained […]
The Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has filed charges against 45 people, including Linda Sevinç Hocaoğulları, the General President of Halkevleri (People's Houses), and the Ankara provincial presidents of TİP (Workers' Party of Turkey), EMEP (Labor Party), and EHP (Economic and Socialist Party of Turkey), for protesting the 36th NATO Summit.
The Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has filed charges against 45 people, including the General President of Halkevleri (People's Houses), Linda Sevinç Hocaoğulları, and the Ankara provincial presidents of TİP (Workers' Party of Turkey), EMEP (Labor Party), and EHP (Economic and Socialist Party of Turkey), for "participating in unlawful meetings and marches without weapons and refusing to disperse despite warnings" for protesting the 36th…
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Arti GerçekIn Ankara, a lawsuit was filed against 45 people, including the General President of Halkevleri (People's Houses), Linda Sevinç Hocaoğulları, and the Ankara provincial presidents of TİP (Workers' Party of Turkey), EMEP (Labor Party), and EHP (Economic and Socialist Party of Turkey), for protesting the 36th NATO Summit.
In Ankara, 45 people, including the General President of Halkevleri (People's Houses), Linda Sevinç Hocaoğulları, and the Ankara provincial presidents of TİP (Workers' Party of Turkey), EMEP (Labor Party), and EHP (Economic and Socialist Party of Turkey), were charged for protesting the NATO Summit.
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