Protesters in Turkey burn another building of ruling party - UPDATE - VIDEO

Protesters in Turkey burned one more building of the ruling party, the Turkish newspaper Zaman reported on Tuesday.

As the newspaper writes, the building completely burned, and this is the second incident of burning the building of the ruling party in Izmir.

Meetings are being held in different cities of Turkey in support of the protesters in Gezi park on the Taksim Square in the centre of Istanbul. The protesters are rallying against the destruction of the park.

The police continue to use tear gas and water cannons to disperse the protesters.

According to Turkish media reports, on person died as a result of the clashes going on in Turkish cities.
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02.06.2013
10:45
Protesters in Istanbul tried to gather in front of the residence of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Dolmabahche after the departure of the police from Gezi Park in Taksim Square, Anadolu Agency reported.

Police prevented to gather around the residence with tear gas.

Some demonstrators have damaged nearby shops and burned a police car.

Demonstrators and police, injured during clashes sent to hospitals.

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Turkish police pull out Taksim square, the newspaper Haberturk reported.

According to the newspaper, after the departure of the police, protesters entered the Gezi park.

The police left Taksim Square after statement of Turkish President Abdullah Gul, CNN Turk reported.

According to him, everyone should do what is necessary to prevent collisions.

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01.02.2013
14:10
The protests, which began in Turkish city of Izmir last night, have been suspended, the Turkish news agency IHLAS reported today.

According to the report, demonstrators, conducting the protests in support of the protesters in the Gezi park on Taksim Square in the center of Istanbul on June 1 morning, have been suspended. According to the information received from the Izmir police, some 90 people were arrested during the demonstrations.

The rallies are being held in various Turkish towns to support the protesters in the Gezi park on Taksim Square in downtown Istanbul.

According to the Turkish media, at present, tensions remain in Gezi Park on Taksim Square.

The protesters, opposing the destruction of the park, are building barricades in the street Istiklal and throwing stones at the policemen. The police continue to use tear gas and water cannons to disperse the demonstrators.

Istanbul governor Huseyin Avni Mutlu said that 12 people were injured and 63 people were arrested during the riots.

Istanbul 6th Administration Court decided to suspend the construction of "Topcu Kislasi" shopping center on Taksim Square.

A group of protesters tried to seize the building of the Turkish ruling party in the Turkish province of Izmit on June 1 morning. The local police dispersed the demonstrators.

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More than 2,000 demonstrators are now moving in the direction of the Turkish Parliament and the Cabinet of Ministers in Ankara, DHA agency reported today.

According to the agency, all the main roads have been blocked on the main streets of the Turkish capital.

According to the information, at the moment the local police are restraining the demonstrators.

The rallies are being held in various Turkish towns to support the protesters in the Gezi park on Taksim Square in downtown Istanbul.

According to the Turkish media, at present, tensions remain in Gezi Park on Taksim Square.

The protesters, opposing the destruction of the park, are building barricades in the street Istiklal and throwing stones at the policemen. The police continue to use tear gas and water cannons to disperse the demonstrators.

Istanbul governor Huseyin Avni Mutlu said that 12 people were injured and 63 people were arrested during the riots.

Istanbul 6th Administration Court decided to suspend the construction of a shopping center on Taksim Square.

A group of protesters tried to seize the building of the Turkish ruling party in the Turkish province of Izmit on June 1 morning. The local police dispersed the demonstrators.

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The demonstrators in Istanbul have fully captured the bridge over the Bosphorus on June 1 morning, HABER7 TV channel reported today.

According to the TV channel, more than 1,000 demonstrators are currently moving to Taksim Square via this bridge.

The rallies are being held in various Turkish towns to support the protesters in the Gezi park on Taksim Square in downtown Istanbul.

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According to the Turkish media, at present, tensions remain in Gezi Park on Taksim Square.

The protesters, opposing the destruction of the park, are building barricades in the street Istiklal and throwing stones at the policemen. The police continue to use tear gas and water cannons to disperse the demonstrators.

Istanbul governor Huseyin Avni Mutlu said that 12 people were injured and 63 people were arrested during the riots.

Istanbul 6th Administration Court decided to suspend the construction of a shopping center on Taksim Square.

A group of protesters tried to seize the building of the Turkish ruling party in the Turkish province of Izmit on June 1 morning. The local police dispersed the demonstrators.

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A group of protesters tried to seize the building of the Turkish ruling party in the Turkish province of Izmit on June 1 morning, HABER7 TV channel said today.

According to the report, the local police dispersed the demonstrators.

The rallies are being held in various Turkish towns to support the protesters in the Gezi park on Taksim Square in downtown Istanbul.

According to the Turkish media, at present, tensions remain in Gezi Park on Taksim Square.

The protesters, opposing the destruction of the park, are building barricades in the street Istiklal and throwing stones at the policemen. The police continue to use tear gas and water cannons to disperse the demonstrators.

Istanbul governor Huseyin Avni Mutlu said that 12 people were injured and 63 people were arrested during the riots.

Istanbul 6th Administration Court decided to suspend the construction of a shopping center on Taksim Square.

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The rallies are being held in several Turkish towns to support the protests in Istanbul, Hurriyet Zaman reported today.

Last night, such kind of rally took place in the Turkish capital of Ankara. The police intensified the security measures in the capital.

Many protesters were arrested by the law enforcement forces in Izmir. The police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the protesters. The clashes are still underway in some areas.

The university students in Bolu held a rally as a sign of protest against the events in the Gezi park in the center of Istanbul.

About 1,000 protesters are moving along the Bosphorus Bridge to the European part of Istanbul to support the rally in the Gezi park. The traffic on the bridge has been completely paralyzed.

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The irreconcilable fans of Istanbul's three big football clubs known for their huge rivalry have joined forces May 31 for the protest against the demolition of Taksim's Gezi Park with an unprecedented announcement Hurriyetdailynews reported.

Galatasaray's well-known UltrAslan group, Fenerbahçe's Vamos Bien fan club and Be?ikta?'s highly politicized Çar?? group announced via social media that they would attend Taksim protests in unison to support demonstrators late May 31, following police's brutal raid filled with tear gas at dawn.

A supporter group of Trabzonspor, the Black Sea province's outsiders commonly called Turkey's "fourth big club," had also said that it would lend its support to the demonstrations.

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The irreconcilable fans of Istanbul's three big football clubs known for their huge rivalry have joined forces May 31 for the protest against the demolition of Taksim's Gezi Park with an unprecedented announcement Hurriyetdailynews reported.

Galatasaray's well-known UltrAslan group, Fenerbahçe's Vamos Bien fan club and Be?ikta?'s highly politicized Çar?? group announced via social media that they would attend Taksim protests in unison to support demonstrators late May 31, following police's brutal raid filled with tear gas at dawn.

A supporter group of Trabzonspor, the Black Sea province's outsiders commonly called Turkey's "fourth big club," had also said that it would lend its support to the demonstrations.

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A crisis center established at Istanbul Police, after the events in the park Gezi in Taksim Square, the newspaper Zaman reported.

Center is headed by the Governor of Istanbul Huseyin Avni Mutlu. The situation was discussed by Hüseyin Mutlu and Istanbul police Chief Hüseyin Chapkyn. Details were not disclosed.

Due to Taksim Square' riots, a statement is expected by Turkish officials.

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Tensions remain in the Gezi park on Taksim Square, Zaman newspaper reported.

Protesters, against of demolition of the park, built the barricades in the street Istiklal and throw stones at police. To disperse the demonstrators police continue to use tear gas and water cannons.

Istiklal Street has changed beyond recognition. Police are trying to disperse the protesters.

As previously reported, Istanbul Governor Hüseyin Avni Mutlu said that 12 injured, 63 people were detained during the riots on Taksim Square in Istanbul due to the demolition of the Gezi park. Police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators.

6th Istanbul Administrative Court decided to suspend the construction of a shopping mall on Istanbul's Taksim Square.

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The protest is held in Izmir to support the demonstrators on Taksim Square, Zaman newspaper reported.

On the Basmane square protesters clashed with the police. Around 600-700 protesters damaging cars and shops and moving toward the street Cyprus Shehidleri tried to break the protection of the police.

The protesters blocked traffic towards the boulevard Tyalyatpasha. At the moment there are clashes between police and protesters.

As previously reported, Istanbul Governor Hüseyin Avni Mutlu said that 12 injured, 63 people were detained during the riots on Taksim Square in Istanbul due to the demolition of the Gezi park. Police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators.

6th Istanbul Administrative Court decided to suspend the construction of a shopping mall on Istanbul's Taksim Square.

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6th Istanbul Administrative Court decided to suspend the construction of a shopping mall on Istanbul's Taksim Square.

A decision, adopted by a majority, prohibits any construction in the Gezi Park, Zaman reported.

As previously reported, Istanbul Governor Hüseyin Avni Mutlu said that 12 injured, 63 people were detained during the riots on Taksim Square in Istanbul due to the demolition of the Gezi park. Police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators.

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Istanbul Governor Hüseyin Avni Mutlu said that 12 injured, 63 people were detained during the riots on Taksim Square in Istanbul, Turkish media reported.

Demonstrations continue to prevent the demolition of the Gezi park on Istanbul's Taksim Square, which is due to be replaced with a shopping mall.

Police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators.

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