Turkey detains more than 1,400 protesters and multiple journalists after jailing of leading opposition figure
A Turkish court on Tuesday placed seven journalists in custody after they were arrested while covering the protests in Istanbul, including a photojournalist for French news agency AFP, according to a media-freedom nonprofit and AFP.
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