Turkey is sliding into a dictorship says human rights expert

Journalist Can Dündar observes from Berlin how hundreds of thousands of people are taking to the streets in Istanbul. An interview about the possible end of the Erdoğan regime, his time in prison and the democratic change that many long for.

In Turkey, the protests against President Erdogan do not break down - the police take a massive stand against it. In a statement, human rights groups expressed their horror at the scale of the violence.

Since the arrest of the popular mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem Imamoglu, hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets in Turkey. The driving force of the protests is students. But their discontent is much deeper.

One week after the arrest of the mayor of the economic capital, Ekrem Imamoglu, the opponents of the regime, students in the lead, continue the mobilization despite the police violence, arrests and aggressive propaganda of the power.

Turkey is sliding into a dictorship says human rights expert

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ENSAR NUR | STRASBOURG TR724 The arrest of İmamoğlu was protested in a demonstration held today in front of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. Led by the CHP Strasbourg, the demonstration was held under the name of “press statement against the political coup” and the slogans were chanted: “Either all together or none of us”, “dictator Erdoğan”, “we will win by resisting”. The Republican People’s Party, the Workers’ Party of Turkey, the DEM Par…