Turkey LIVE: 100 Days Since İmamoglu’s Arrest, Istanbul Protesters Demand End to Erdogan’s Crackdown
July 2, 2025
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as posted by the channelIstanbul erupts in protest on the 100th day since Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu’s arrest, a moment that has galvanized Turkey’s opposition and ignited the largest wave of demonstrations against President Erdoğan in over a decade. Led by CHP leader Özgür Özel, thousands have gathered outside city hall demanding İmamoğlu’s release and an end to what they call a politically motivated crackdown on democracy. İmamoğlu, the CHP’s 2028 presidential candidate and Erdoğan’s chief rival, was detained on March 19, 2025, on corruption and terrorism charges widely seen as fabricated. Security is tight, with a massive police presence and over 120 opposition figures detained in Izmir just hours before the rally. Protesters from across the political spectrum chant “İmamoğlu, you are not alone!” and call for snap elections and democratic reforms.
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