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Over 100 detained during anti-NATO protests in Turkey ahead of summit
6 sourcesFirst reported 16 days agoUpdated 15 days ago
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What all sources covered
- More than 100 individuals were detained during anti-NATO protests in Turkey organized by leftist groups, including the Communist Party of Turkey.
- The detentions occurred just before the NATO summit set to take place in Ankara.
- Turkish authorities have been conducting a broader crackdown on dissent, resulting in hundreds of arrests in recent weeks.
- The targeted groups include academics, activists, journalists, and political opponents according to multiple reports.
- Authorities have cited allegations of terrorism as a justification for the detentions.
6 sources
Who reported first
ekathimerini.comFirst
Αυγή+3h
The Guardian+5h
Sigmalive+5h
New York Times+10h
Dialogos+11h
All coverage
left
Συλλήψεις στην Αγκυρα πριν τη Σύνοδο του ΝΑΤΟ
Dialogos· 15 days ago
left
Turkey Hosts NATO Summit While Cracking Down on Critics
New York Times· 15 days ago
left
Turkey intensifies crackdown on public life in run-up to Nato summit in Ankara
The Guardian· 16 days ago
left
Δεκάδες συλλήψεις στην Τουρκία ενόψει της έναρξης των εργασιών
Αυγή· 16 days ago
center
Νέο κύμα συλλήψεων στην Τουρκία ενόψει της Συνόδου του ΝΑΤΟ
Sigmalive· 16 days ago
right
More than 100 detained as leftist groups hold anti-NATO protests in Turkey
ekathimerini.com· 16 days ago