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Police in Turkey have detained hundreds of people in Istanbul after confrontations between protesters and authorities at May First demonstrations. The streets have been closed around the city's Taksim Square, where protests have been banned since 2013. Metro lines were also closed and ferries suspended. These latest demonstrations echo the disruption that followed the March arrest of President Erdogan's main political rival – Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu.
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Streets of Istanbul last night (Apr 17) Video credit: instagram @uralurgunlu düdük vs diktatürk - share/retweet this video please
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The week in pictures
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Turkish demonstrators seek refuge and medical attention after being forced out from Istanbul's Gezi Park. For more on this story, visit our 'Turkey Protests' live blog.
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In Pictures: The battle for Taksim Square |  Last week, protesters responded to police tear gas with petrol bombs and Molotov cocktails. Click here to view the slideshow.
In pictures: Protests turn violent in Ankara
Protesters and police clash in the country's capital, causing severe injuries and widespread damage to city property.
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STOP KISSING ASS, SHARPEN YOUR PENCIL AND PUBLISH THE TRUTH!
