#Seçim2018 | Muharrem İnce'nin #Maltepe mitingi öncesi çarşıda "Faşizme karşı omuz omuza" sloganı atan HDP ve EMEP'lilere CHP'liler alkışlarla destek oldu.
via/@Mahmut_Hamsici pic.twitter.com/V049npD9Gq— dokuz8haber (@dokuz8haber) June 23, 2018
Yağmur yağıyor ve mitingin başlamasına 1 saat var. #Maltepe’de son durum an itibariyle bu! #ZaferMuhteşemOlacak pic.twitter.com/XJGqugeMlu
— Mücahit Avcı (@avcimucahit) June 23, 2018
https://twitter.com/erayiizm/status/1010452584652566528
metroda alkış kıyamet, maltepe alama akıyor insanlar hdp arabasını alkışlıyor pic.twitter.com/aeJ85ysg5D
— Ceren Sozeri (@cerensozeri) June 23, 2018
Beraber ıslandık biz bu yollarda :)) Bir kişi görmedim geri dönen. Bu kararlılık kurtuluşumuz olacak. #Maltepe pic.twitter.com/pbOPkLYoqH
— Fatih Pınar (@FatihPinar) June 23, 2018
Streamed on Periscope here:
Cumhurbaşkanı adayımız Sayın Muharrem İnce #İstanbul’da https://t.co/4Q65eQEqz0
— Engin ALTAY (@enginaltaychp) June 23, 2018
#Seçim2018 | Miting için Yalova'dan kalkan vapur, İstanbul'a yaklaşıyor. #dokuz8/@obefintlig pic.twitter.com/oSqNp8RARn
— dokuz8haber (@dokuz8haber) June 23, 2018
https://twitter.com/prof_sakirbey/status/1010435380146049024
#Seçim2018 | Yurttaşlar, "Dinleyiverin Gari" şarkısı ile Cumhurbaşkanı Adayı Muharrem İnce'yi bekliyor. #dokuz8/@baris_kop pic.twitter.com/ql4cOGGVFM
— dokuz8haber (@dokuz8haber) June 23, 2018
#Seçim2018 | Marmaray'ın Ayrılık Çeşmesi durağında yurttaşlar, "Hak hukuk adalet" sloganı atarak miting alanına gidiyor. #dokuz8/@obefintlig pic.twitter.com/A7sx6Zi1Zd
— dokuz8haber (@dokuz8haber) June 23, 2018
#Maltepe mitinginin katılımcıları farklı kollardan alana yürüyor. Üzerlerinde farklı takımların formaları var. pic.twitter.com/GtNLd0uHy0
— Mahmut Hamsici (@Mahmut_Hamsici) June 23, 2018
Formalar ve bayraklar hazır mı? Cumhuriyet tarihinin en büyük mitingini birlikte yapacağız. pic.twitter.com/uGgbFsMUMG
— Muharrem İNCE (@vekilince) June 23, 2018
Burası Bakırköy. Birbirini hiç tanımayan Maltepe yolcuları dayanışmayla yollarda. 5 milyonda bir olmaya gidiyoruz😊 pic.twitter.com/1aj9KuN8vU
— irfan değirmenci (@degirmencirfan) June 23, 2018
— Özge Mumcu Aybars (@ozge_mumcu) June 23, 2018
Şuan İstanbul 'da kavimler göçü var. Belediyenin bedava otobüs ve metrosuyla değil herkes kendi imkanı ile gidiyor mitinge. Abartmıyorum akın akın #Maltepe meydanına gidiyor insanlar. pic.twitter.com/vzUhKmgylX
— Hasan Erginyavuz (@HasanErginyavuz) June 23, 2018
In other news:
Turkey’s presidential and parliamentary elections will take place on June 24, 2018. As the election day nears, false images take hold of the popular venues of discussion. Even though the spread of false news during pre-election periods is nothing new and certainly not peculiar to Turkey, the problem of disinformation stands bigger of a problem in the perspective of this election cycle due to the timing of the election and the sources of said disinformation.
President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Image taken from the Russian presidential press-service. Licensed for re-use.
Wordclouds:
Akşener – I, we, billion
Erdoğan – we, the nation, national
İnce – the state, Turkey, education
Demirtaş – society, equal, lifestyle https://t.co/THLsrEpstO— Ankaralı Jan (@06JAnk) June 23, 2018
Ahead of Turkey’s snap elections, Erdoğan faces 3 main challenges
Kemal Kirişci and Ömer Taşpınar discuss the factors that could determine the outcome of a crucial Sunday election in Turkey that stands to either temper Erdogan’s ambitions or further consolidate his authoritarian rule.
I was arrested 20 months ago. But in tomorrow’s presidential election I represent all Turks who believe in democracy
Former HDP leader Selahattin Demirtaş has published a short story collection, written while in jail awaiting trial – just the latest example of a writer clashing with Turkey’s government
At the Istanbul book fair last November, there was a signing for the politician Selahattin Demirtaş’s short story collection Seher (Dawn). Demirtaş, former leader of the pro-Kurdish People’s Democratic Party (HDP), has been in pre-trial detention since November 2016, and 20 authors stepped in for him as an act of solidarity. It lasted more than six hours as hundreds queued to get their copies signed.
From prison cell in Edirne, Selahattin Demirtaş urges citizens to vote against one-man rule by Erdoğan
Dressed in a suit and burgundy tie, Selahattin Demirtaş addressed his supporters through Turkey’s state-run TV. He urged citizens to vote against one-man rule by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his ruling party, the AKP, whom he described as bullies.
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