Protesters in Turkey Mestoru mayor after the arrest of the mayor ‘for justice’

Protests, in the fourth night in Turkey, the Istanbul Mayor arrested, for more than a decade, saw part of the country’s greatest demonstrations.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s opponent Akram Imamoglu, was detained the day before the day before the 2028 presidential candidate was elected a day before.

Imamoglu occurred on Saturday after aiding corruption and terrorist groups in a Istanbul court. Rejected the allegations.

In a speech on Saturday, Erdogan repeated the disruption and accused Imamoglu’s opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) “to violate peace and polarize”.

Istanbul beyond the mayor of the mayor, before protests, began even properly, the tear gas was hung in the air.

As the crowd grows throughout the evening, it was difficult to breathe as a slot after throwing doctor to dispers.

“Law, law, justice” consciousness, people of all ages have been banned in protest against what they saw as an illegal detention.

A young woman wearing a face mask, a young woman, said that he did not object to the BBC political reasons or supported the opposition, but to protect the opposition.

“I am here for justice, I am here for freedom. We are free and the Turkish people cannot accept it. This is against our behavior and culture.”

Another woman who brought her 11-year-old son to protests, he said he wanted to bring him because he was worried about his future.

“It is difficult to live in Turkey in the afternoon, we cannot control our lives, we cannot choose what we want and there is no real justice here.”

He speaks that the BBC does not feel comfortable to give anyone names or feel comfortable to show their faces.

Many of the streets on Saturday night, they arrested themselves and said they were struggling to believe in the BBC.

Police in Ankara and Izmir, placed water balls against protesters.

The last four nights, thousands of thousands of people are very peaceful demonstrations on Turkey.

Authorities tried to strive to strangle the avenues with a four-day ban on all meetings in Istanbul, which was protested in Izmir in protest of Izmir.

From Thursday, the Rapid Reaction Police collided many times with protesters, and pepper spray and water cannons were fired against the crowd of protesters.

Turkish government, Thursday, third day, 343 people have been arrested every third day of the country.

Imamoglu is seen as one of the most huge political rivals of Erdogan. The CHP, which will take place on Sunday, is the only person working in the presidential candidate elections.

However, on Wednesday, he was one of 100 people, including other politicians, journalists and businessmen and businessmen kept within the investigation.

The day before his arrest, the University of Istanbul could cancellation of Imamoglu’s degree due to alleged violations, and if he states – the ability to work as a president.

According to the Turkish Constitution, the presidents must complete higher education to hold an office.

Erdogan, both Prime Minister and President of Turkey over the past 22 years, began to work. However, due to term restrictions, it cannot work again for the office in 2028 until they change the Constitution.

Opposition figures say the arrests are politically motivated. However, the Ministry of Justice criticized Erdogan and insisted on the independence of the trial.