Women’s Day Marches attacked by Turkish Fascist Police: 17 Arrested

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Turkish police teams on Sunday detained 17 people involved in International Women’s Day celebrations in Ankara and Tekirdağ provinces. International Women’s Day is marked every March 8.

Ten people were detained in front of the Çankaya municipal building in Ankara, while seven were taken into custody in Tekirdağ’s Çorlu Heykel Square after they were subjected to disproportionate force by the police.
Turkish media reports said police took heavy security measures and used pepper spray to disperse the crowds where the celebrations were taking place and that the number of detainees could increase further.

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One thought on “Women’s Day Marches attacked by Turkish Fascist Police: 17 Arrested”

  1. No surprises from Turkish cops response. It couldn’t be other way in such a fascist, patriarcal and genocidal state.
    I stand by Turkish women and Turkish people who are the first victims of AKP policies.
    Turkish women: Bear in mind this actions in future elections. Nothing could be more frightful and dissapointed to them than losing elections. Do not let them rule you!

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