Turkey launches probe into calls for economic boycott after Istanbul mayor’s arrest

The Turkish opposition politician was arrested on 19 March for allegations of corruption and terror.

In Aachen, around 150 people gather to protest the policy of the Turkish government, demanding the release of political prisoners.

As charges of corruption, extortion, bribery and leading a criminal organization continue in Turkey against jailed Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, based mainly on anonymous witnesses, protests against the detention of Turkish President Erdogan’s biggest political rival continue. Turkish society is divided in its reactions.

REPORT - Lawyers and families denounce an increase in police violence during demonstrations, including acts of sexual assault, and justice more than ever at the orders of President Erdogan.

Erdogan rules the police, judiciary and media. Can Turkey's protesters oust him?

Erdogan's challenge-proof state leaves Turkish demonstrators with an uphill battle. But this only strengthens the righteousness of their cause

According to Istanbul's mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, the Turkish government wants to keep its "one-man system" alive with all its power. He appeals to party members and the whole nation to be stronger than the tyranny.