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The trial of 200 people arrested in the protest against the Turkish government in Istanbul was opened.
Mass demonstrations, Istanbul Mayor Akram Imamoglu – Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s main opponent – denied corruption charges in March 19.
Most of the 189 suspects in court on Friday on Friday on Friday are students and eight are journalists.
The charges against them are involved in illegal protests to avoid attacking and warnings.
He celebrates the first trial of those arrested at the rallies. The Istanbul Prosecutor’s Office said that 819 people will be tried in 20 criminal investigations.
According to the Human Rights Watch, the sentences sentenced to six months to five years in prison.
Istanbul’s Saraçhane district in protests and participated in the protests and 20 days in prison, BBC’s protests in Turkey said: “Hopefully, they will return from this shame and be returned to everyone.”
The second year of the architect Sinan University, scheduled for a court hearing, said, “There is no fear, we are not afraid.”
According to the BBC Turkish, the parents’ Solidarity Network (PSN), most of those arrested after March 19, most of those arrested in recent days were arrested.
Before the hearings on Friday, PSN Airli Gundogan said: “Our children took part in a democratic, peaceful and legitimate action, and they struggled to have a free and democratic country for this country.”
Arrested Rain Gundogan’s father was taken to Silivri prison, and recently released: “We stood by our children and we will continue to do so.
“The first court begins today. We want a fair test for justice and children.”
Journalists – including French AFP news agency correspondent Yasin Akgül He was also charged with “unarmed meetings and laws and not to break up in marches against the law.
On Friday, the lawyer Veysel Ok wanted to acquit the judge from the judge because they did not participate in protests.
Although the survey was rejected, the Union of Turkish Journalists (TGS) has allocated the students’ documents of eight journalists on social media.
Imamoglu was done due to the presidential candidate in the 2028 elections. Supporters see the arrest as a political action by Erdogan.
Despite the Istanbul Governor’s Office, demonstrations and gatherings were banned during the province, hundreds of thousands of people took part in protests.
From March 19, the police kept about 2,000 – many of the university students.
