Turkish police fire tear gas, arrest hundreds at May Day rally
Summary
Turkish police used tear gas against crowds during May Day protests at Taksim Square in Istanbul. At least 370 people were arrested, according to a Turkish legal group.Key Facts
- The protests took place on May Day, a day for workers’ rights demonstrations.
- The location was Taksim Square, a well-known spot in Istanbul.
- Police fired tear gas from special riot-control vehicles into the crowd.
- Hundreds of people were taken into custody during the crackdown.
- A Turkish legal organization reported the number of arrests.
- The police action was described as a violent response to the demonstrations.
- May Day protests often focus on labor and social issues in Turkey.
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