Η ΑΠΟΚΑΛΥΨΗ ΤΟΥ ΕΝΑΤΟΥ ΚΥΜΑΤΟΣ: ISTANBUL (ΚΩΝΣΤΑΝΤΙΝΟΥΠΟΛΗ) IS NOT ALONE!!! ΔΙΑΔΩΣΤΕ ΠΑΝΤΟΥ !!! (ΟΛΕΣ ΟΙ ΦΩΤΟΓΡΑΦΙΕΣ ΠΟΥ ΔΕΝ ΘΕΛΟΥΝ ΝΑ ΔΕΙΤΕ)

Σάββατο 1 Ιουνίου 2013

ISTANBUL (ΚΩΝΣΤΑΝΤΙΝΟΥΠΟΛΗ) IS NOT ALONE!!! ΔΙΑΔΩΣΤΕ ΠΑΝΤΟΥ !!! (ΟΛΕΣ ΟΙ ΦΩΤΟΓΡΑΦΙΕΣ ΠΟΥ ΔΕΝ ΘΕΛΟΥΝ ΝΑ ΔΕΙΤΕ)

Public gathering in Amsterdam to support #occupygezi

Exhausted police force takes naps on the streets of Harbiye, near Taksim.

Turkish NBA basketball player Mehmet Okur stands in a #direngeziparki solidarity meeting.

In an effort to reverse the public backslash, Starbucks Turkey releases photos taken from inside their Taksim store.

In the traditionally conservative city of Konya, crowds call for the government’s resignation.

Crowds gather at the Aegean coastal town of Bodrum.

Istiklal Avenue from the opposite angle.

People getting ready to march on Istiklal Ave.

Bosporus Bridge is #occupied

A protester stands proud after a hard day’s night.

Antalya Airport is full of police who are being transferred to Istanbul.

According to reports, protesters in Izmir have successfully fended off the police.

Protesters tearing down Prime Minister Erdogan posters and banners -location unknown,

Taksim under tear gas attack on Saturday morning.

People gathering at Istiklal Avenue in Taksim.

This photo from Friday night shows activists in Tarlabasi, near Taksim after a stretch of clash with the police.

People chanting “OFF WITH THE GOVERNMENT” as they cross the Bosporus.

The number of people crossing the Bosporus Bridge on foot is estimated to be over 40,000

Droves of people arriving on the European side

View from the Bosporus Bridge.

Thousands walk across Bosporus Bridge on early Saturday morning.

At the break of dawn, people are still trying to reach Taksim Square. Police is still using tear gas to keep the people away.

People from the Asian side of Istanbul walking towards the Bosporus Bridge. They will walk across the bridge to Taksim.

Police still has a stronghold on Taksim Square. Reports of heavy tear gas pouring in.

People from the posh neighborhood of Nisantasi gather to walk towards Taksim.

People take back Istiklal Ave. at 3AM

Photo by:Zeren Oflas
Kuğulu, 31.05.2013

Police fire tear gas at protesters on İstiklal Avenue on 31 May.

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A man selling flowers on Istiklal Ave. amidst all the chaos.

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This photo from Friday afternoon shows the amount of tear gas used in Taksim.

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Police officers fall asleep with their gas masks on.

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A protester is trampled by a police Toma Riot Control Vehicle. She is reported to be dead.

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Huge crowd gathered at Galatasaray, near Taksim.

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Crowd gathering in Harbiye, about to march to Taksim.

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A graffiti refers to Turkish media’s reluctance in broadcasting #occupygezi
“The revolution will NOT be televised”

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In Ankara, people are marching towards the Parliament Building.

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State Radio building in Harbiye, near Taksim.

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A man loses an eye after he is hit with a gas spray canister.

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Galatasaray crowd is dispersed by the police

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Police approaches the crowd at Galatasaray

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Huge crowd gathered at Galatasaray, near Taksim.

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Another picture attesting to the amount of pepper spray used by the Turkish police.

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Empty shells from gas spray and plastic bullet canisters occupy Taksim

People in front of Taksim Hospital
bilgeman:

Taksim’de ki son durum.

Solidarity with Istanbul and #direngeziparki from around the world
brightsips:

(via Twitter / partyhardnico: Tüm dünya bizimle …)
Translation: “The whole world is with us”

Shells from plastic bullets and tear gas canisters fired in Taksim.

Another injured protester

Now, gas bombs are being dropped from helicopters.

Istiklal Ave. looks and feels like a war zone.

Despite heavy crowds on Istiklal Ave, there are reports of many wounded in surrounding streets.

A man’s loses his ear, but there are no ambulances around to take him to a hospital.

A sign taped to an apartment building says “Protesters are welcome to take refuge at Apt:6”

A young woman stays standing against water cannon

Resilient crowd in Beyoglu, Raksim

After reports of a Starbucks closing its doors to protesters, another Strabucks in Izmir sustains damage from activists.

View of Taksim and surrounding areas from afar.

In Osmanbey, near Taksim, a public bus blocks the street to keep police vehicles away

In Taksim, members from the armed forces are distributing gas masks to protesters.

Riot police continues to clear surrounding streets off people.

More soccer fans gather to join in.

Crowd getting bigger at Istiklal Ave.

Spectators of a Turkish football club are marching towards Taksim to join the protests.

Smoke from tear gas reaches German Embassy near Taksim.

Mehmet Güleryüz, one of Turkey’s most prominent artists, collapses from excessive tear gas.

Pepper spray stockpiles are still high.

Tear gas along Istiklal Ave. People take refuge inside a Starbucks.

Crowds gather in Istiklal Ave, calling for prime minister Erdogan’s resignation.

Parents make their daughter put on a gas mask in Taksim

Heavy tear gas in Taksim Square

A protester comes out with his hands in the air (photo by Yucel Tunca)

There are reports that this woman died

An injured protester stranded inside an hotel waits for an ambulence

Police inside Gezi Park, resting on banners used by protesters earlier

Turkish Police uses plastic bullets on protesters.

Istiklal Avenue, where 5 million people walk daily, is now completely isolated.

Two men carry a wounded protester amidst a cloud of tear gas.

Moment captured as subway station entrance is closed with passengers still inside.

Manmade tsunami hits Taksim

A police chief monitors Taksim Square from a high-rise hotel nearby

Another wounded protester seeking help.

Turkish PM Sirri Sureyya Onder still in hospital, said to be recuperating.

A twitter user posts a picture of her preparation for this evening’s protests

Crowds gathering again at Taksim Square

This instructional bulletin on how to minimize the effects of tear gas is being widely distributed around the internet

People arrive at Izmir city center by boats where protests are scheduled for this evening.

Another targeted pepper-spray moment from earlier today.

A middle age woman sits down as the police look on

Protesters in Bursa showing solidarity with Istanbul.

Taksim Square: Another protester down.

Police vs protesters at Istiklal Avenue with the press standing on the sides.

Tear gas canister finds its way inside a man’s car.

Protesters holding a Turkish flag are trying to climb on top of a police vehicle.

A protestor standing in front of a police vehicle

People trying to get out of Taksim Subway station.

Tear gas is now reported inside Taksim Subway station.

A protester is down, while another is still standing.

Police practicing targeted water-spray on a single protester

Taksim is now under a complete layer of fog from constant pepper gas.

These 2 photos from Taksim Square were taken 10 minutes apart.

Turkish MP Sirri Sureyya Onder who was instrumental in the protests hit by a pepper-spray canister and injured.

A protester is badly injured by targeted high-pressure crowd control water spray. Minutes ago, the same protester was filmed while telling the police to leave them alone.

Member of a Turkish police SWAT team targets protesters.

Turkish police spray crowd control high-pressure water mixed with pepper-gas in Taksim Square

Protester injured at Gezi Park.

Protesters seeking refuge inside a pastry shop in Taksim Square

Taksim Square at around 1PM Friday.

View of Taksim Square from Istiklal Avenue.

Taksim Square under heavy smoke.

Turkish police: excessive violence.

The same protester holding the ‘Chemical Tayyip [Erdogan]’ sign pepper sprayed at close range.

The now iconic photo by a Reuters photographer.

During Thursday’s protests, a young man reads from a book to the police.

A protester holds up a sign that says “Chemical Tayyip [Erdogan]”

Taksim Square under teargas smoke in the early hours of Friday morning.

According to reports, Starbucks near Taksim Square closes its doors to protesters. Earlier reports however, mentioned the very same branch offering water to those affected by teargas.

Spectators of the Turkish football club Besiktas join the protests

Aftermath of Turkish Police’s heavy handed intervention in Istiklal Avenue.

A young protester offers pastry to police. The police decline the offer.

Turkish journalist / activist Ahmet Şık injured by tear gas canister thrown by Turkish Police.

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