Turkey orders mass arrests over online praise for recent school shootings

Turkish police have ordered the arrest of several dozens of people accused of praising recent school shootings online. At least nine people died in a school shooting in the southern province of Kahramanmaras on Wednesday, and on Tuesday, a former...

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Turkey orders mass arrests over online praise for recent school shootings

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