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Turkey releases 93 more detained young protesters

Summary by Macau Business

Turkish courts on Friday ordered the release of 93 young demonstrators arrested for taking part in the country’s most widespread unrest in more than a decade. Their release brings to more than 200 the number of people freed this week after their arrests for protesting against the jailing of Istanbul’s powerful opposition mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s greatest political rival. Ordering the release on Friday of 59 young de…

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Le Point.fr

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BD: a satirist in Turkey from Erdogan

Ersin Karabulut delivers volume 2 of his "Istanbul worried newspaper" while millions of protesters in the country are defying power.

6 days ago·Paris, France

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Deutschlandfunk

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Turkey - Court orders release of another 59 young demonstrators

A court in Istanbul ordered the release of 59 other demonstrators who had been arrested for participating in protests against the government.

7 days ago·Germany

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Zeit Online

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Protests against arrest Ekrem İmamoğlus: Turkish court orders the release of numerous demonstrators

In the protests against the arrest of Ekrem İmamoğlu, many people have been arrested in Turkey, and the authorities have released 200 of them.

8 days ago·Germany

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gazetepencere.com

Student protest march in Izmir: 'We stand up for a free country'

The protests that began after the detention of Ekrem İmamoğlu continue in Izmir. University students marching in Konak reacted to pressure and detentions.

7 days ago

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superhaber.com

They said, "His mouth smelled of milk" and that's how they left prison!

The 302 people who protested Ekrem İmamoğlu's detention, who were described on social media as "students with milky breath", continued the provocation by chanting slogans at the prison exit. - Watch video

7 days ago

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SyriacPress

Council of Europe parliamentary assembly condemns political repression in Turkey - Syriac Press

STRASBOURG, France — The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) adopted a resolution on Wednesday condemning the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu and warning of the continued erosion of democracy and human rights in Turkey. The resolution also welcomed the historic peace call made by imprisoned Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan, while expressing deep concern over recent political developments. The resolution denounced İmamoğl…

7 days ago

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