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Turkish police seek to prevent being filmed at protests

Turkish police seek to prevent being filmed at protests

  • Progressive Lawyers Association posted on Twitter a document purporting that filming policemen is violation of their right to privacy
  • Republican People’s Party said the move could lead to increased police brutality and amounted to “authoritarianism at its finest”
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