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Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
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Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
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Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
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Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
DHA Photo
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
Supporters of Bugün and Kanaltürk media groups shout slogans towards Turkish riot police and hold placards reading " Bugün is not alone-if everybody is silent , Bugun won't be " on October 27, 2015 in Istanbul. Turkish police on October 27 swooped on the Ankara-based offices of a media group critical of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, a day after two British reporters were jailed on controversial terror charges.The raids on Koza-İpek Media sparked fresh concern about press freedom in Turkey, which is gearing for snap legislative elections in November, its second in five months. AFP PHOTO/OZAN KOSE
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
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Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
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Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
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Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
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Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
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Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
REUTERS/Murad Sezer
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
REUTERS/Murad Sezer
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
REUTERS/Murad Sezer
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
REUTERS/Murad Sezer
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
REUTERS/Murad Sezer
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
REUTERS/Murad Sezer
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
REUTERS/Murad Sezer
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
Selahattin Demirtaş, co-chairman of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), greets their supporters outside the Kanaltürk and Bugün TV building in Istanbul, Turkey, October 28, 2015. Turkish police on Wednesday stormed the offices of an opposition media company, days before an election, in a crackdown on companies linked to a U.S.-based cleric and foe of President Tayyip Erdoğan, live footage showed. Brawls broke out and police sprayed water cannon to disperse dozens of people in front of the offices of Kanaltürk and Bugün TV in Istanbul, a live broadcast on Bugün's website showed. The media groups are owned by Koza Ipek Holding, which has links to Islamic preacher Fethullah Gülen. REUTERS/Osman Orsal
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
Turkish police raid Koza İpek’s media HQ in Istanbul amid protests
Police used water cannon and tear gas to forcefully enter the Gülen-linked Koza İpek Holding’s media headquarters in Istanbul, amid protests since the Oct. 26 Ankara court decision to appoint a trustee panel to the company on accusations of “involvement in the activities of the Fethullahist Terror Organization.”
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