Lawyers of Cumhuriyet journalists object to arrest decision

Lawyers of Cumhuriyet journalists object to arrest decision

ISTANBUL – Doğan News Agency

Members of journalism unions shout slogans and hold placards "reading: Freedom for journalist" on November 29, 2015 in Istanbul, during a demonstration after the arrest of their Editor in Chief. AFP Photo

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  5. Erdoğan says Turkic world must stand firm against Israeli onslaught
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