Tens of thousands join Ankara protest against legal crackdown on Turkey's main opposition party
At least 50,000 people rallied in Ankara's vast Tandogan Square Sunday to protest against a year-long legal crackdown on members of Turkey's main opposition party, organisers said. The protest comes ahead of a court decision Monday that could invalidate the 2023 Republican People's Party congress, fundamentally reshaping the party.
At least 50,000 people rallied in Ankara's vast Tandogan Square Sunday to protest against a year-long legal crackdown on members of Turkey's main opposition party, organisers said. The protest comes ahead of a court decision Monday that could invalidate the 2023 Republican People's Party congress, fundamentally reshaping the party.
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