Witness the Oppression!

The March 19 resistance started when Istanbul’s popular mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, was unjustly detained by the government—an attack on democracy itself. Now, our youth, waving the Turkish flag, are being met with police brutality: plastic bullets, batons, water cannons, and pepper spray. Their only ‘crime’? Demanding justice and defending their future.

Constitution of the Republic of Turkey, Article 34 - Everyone has the right to hold unarmed and peaceful meetings and demonstration marches without prior permission.

The March 19 resistance started when Istanbul’s popular mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, was unjustly detained by the government—an attack on democracy itself. Now, our youth, waving the Turkish flag, are being met with police brutality: plastic bullets, batons, water cannons, and pepper spray. Their only ‘crime’? Demanding justice and defending their future.

Constitution of the Republic of Turkey, Article 34 - Everyone has the right to hold unarmed and peaceful meetings and demonstration marches without prior permission.

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