In Turkey, journalist Ismail Simaz was taken under house arrest on charges of allegedly attempting to overthrow the government

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/B6/Ed/IB-FR52CM3KV_C6FC9316.jpg" Alt = " < P > Simaz was taken into custody on allegedly assisting an attempt to overthrow the government during the 2013 protests. The prosecutor drew attention to journalist publications on social networks, as well as phone calls and reports with defendants in Gesi Park.

< P > In Turkey, the court decided to take a journalist's house arrest & nbsp; < b > Ismail Simaz & nbsp; in the 2013 investigation, in the 2013 investigation. About this & nbsp; writes & nbsp; reuters with reference to the message of Halk TV.

< P > Simaza was taken into custody on allegedly assisting an attempt to overthrow the government during 2013 protests.

< p >The prosecutor has questioned Simaz's publications on social networks, as well as phone calls and reports with those accused of Gazi Park, including businessman Ottoman Caval, who was sentenced to a lifelong UV & Rsquo; < P > The statement states that Simaz & nbsp; < i > & laquo; spoke with the persons who participated in the preparation of the Osman Cavala website and the creation press & raquo; .

< p > Caval has made various accusations, including espionage, financing protests in Gesi Park, and participating in the unsuccessful coup against Erdogan's government in 2016. It is in prison since November 2017.

< p > Ismael Simaz rejected the charges and declared the prosecutor that his calls and messages were for journalistic purpose.

< p > in 2013 Small demonstrations against plans for the construction of a shopping center in Gaz Park, in the central Taxis Square in Istanbul, grew into hundreds of thousands of people who protested against the government across the country.

The power resorted to the brutal dispersal of the protesters. According to human rights defenders, 11 people were killed and more than 8,000 wounded during protests, more than 3000 were arrested.

< p > Erdogan's government has stated that repression & laquo; were justified in view of the threat to the state & raquo;, and named protesters & laquo; marauders; Society.