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South African Cities See Anti-Immigrant Protests Amid Shuttering Businesses and Police Deployment
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Politique·30/06/2026Résumé IA

South African Cities See Anti-Immigrant Protests Amid Shuttering Businesses and Police Deployment

Anti-immigrant protests have erupted across South African cities, leading to business closures and police deployment. Demonstrators demand undocumented foreign nationals leave by a Tuesday deadline, despite government rejection of these threats. Violence has occurred, pushing thousands to flee amid rising xenophobia and approaching elections.

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Al Jazeera
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Police Arrest Over 500 at May Day Protests in Istanbul, Block Taksim Square
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Labor·01/05/2026Résumé IA

Police Arrest Over 500 at May Day Protests in Istanbul, Block Taksim Square

Turkish police arrested more than 500 people at May Day demonstrations in Istanbul, with many attempting to march to Taksim Square, which has been banned for demonstrations since 2013. The square was sealed off overnight with extensive security. Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse crowds in Mecidiyekoy, where Turkish Workers' Party president Erkan Bas was among those who breached barricades. Celebrations proceeded in permitted areas including Kadikoy, Kartal, Izmir and Diyarbakir.

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BBC World
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Nearly 40 Arrested in Istanbul Ahead of May 1 Workers' Day
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Politique·28/04/2026Résumé IA

Nearly 40 Arrested in Istanbul Ahead of May 1 Workers' Day

Nearly 40 people including journalists, trade unionists and opposition figures were arrested in Istanbul ahead of May 1, with warrants issued for 62 people. Police raided offices of opposition newspapers Özgür Gelecek and Yeni Demokrasi and a lawyer's home. The pro-Kurdish DEM Party, Turkey's third-largest, condemned the operations targeting leftists and students. Last year over 400 people were arrested during May Day protests.

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Euronews News
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