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42:40Now PlayingA wave of protest is sweeping across Turkey. Police units have been cracking down on demonstrators, sometimes brutally. Two people have died - though it is unclear who is to blame for the deaths. Initially the protests were about a few trees in Istanbul's Taksim Square. But the situation has escalated. Has the protest against the destruction of Istanbul's Gezi Park turned into a new political movement?
Guests:
Gökçen B. Dinç -- was until recently the editor of the leading Turkish news magazine "Yeni Aktüel". Her work as a journalist has focused on Islam, human rights and minorities in Turkey.
Markus Kaim - After graduating in political science, Markus Kaim went to Washington on a fellowship. In 2007 he went to Toronto as a guest lecturer having worked since 2005 for the Research Division "International Security" at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs in Berlin. Today he's the head of that division.
Kübra Gümüsay -- is a columnist for German newspaper "die tageszeitung". She writes a popular blog and has been nominated as one of Germany's most promising young journalists.
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