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Thousands Protest in Turkey After Court Removes Opposition Leader
Demonstrators gathered in Ankara and Istanbul on Friday following a court decision that removed the leader of Turkey's main opposition CHP party. The rallies responded to the verdict in Turkey's two largest cities.
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Thousands of people rallied on Friday in Ankara and Istanbul after a court removed the leader of Turkey's main opposition CHP party. The demonstrations protested the court verdict that ended the leader's position.
The ruling affected the CHP, Turkey's largest opposition party. The decision came amid ongoing legal actions involving opposition figures. No specific date was given for when the court issued its verdict.
Rallies took place in the capital Ankara and in Istanbul. Organizers described the gatherings as a direct response to the court order. The events occurred on the same day in both cities.
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