Protests in Turkey: Nuremberg cafes on boycott list? Operator takes a clear stance

Turkey has been experiencing the biggest wave of protests since 2013. Two Istanbul women tell us why they are taking to the streets – and what drives them.

The Republican People's Party of Ekrem Imamoglu announced that it would suspend the rallies in front of Istanbul City Hall and called for the boycott of companies close to power.

Nuremberg - After the imprisonment of the biggest opponent of the Turkish President Erdogan, protests are loud. Now there is a boycott list with companies - there is also a café chain with branches in Nuremberg. What their managing directors say about it.

Students and professors from many Turkish universities are boycotting the learning process for a second day amid ongoing civil protests in major cities that erupted after the detention of President Recep Erdogan's biggest opponent, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu. Students and lecturers from Istanbul University, Galatasaray University, Yildiz University, Istanbul Technical University, Marmara University, Mimar Sinan University, Bogazici University…