Turkish authorities detain over 100 before NATO summit
According to human rights organizations, Turkish authorities have detained more than a hundred individuals on precautionary custody charges related to terrorism before the NATO summit. The arrests took place on June 23 and resulted in the detention of 103 people, including media figures and activists, with the aim of portraying Turkey as a country associated with terrorism. Human rights groups have condemned this move, viewing it as an exploitation of anti-terrorism laws to suppress dissent as the summit approaches.
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