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Terror trial for ‘Turkish Taliban’ resumes

A trial over an alleged anti-government plot has resumed in Turkey. Eighty-six suspects are accused of conspiring to overthrow the country's government. The previous hearing was disrupted when the defendants and their lawyers claimed they couldn't hear an

Terror trial to begin for ‘Turkish Taliban’

Published: 20 October, 2008, 11:57


Turkish guard behind prison in Istanbul (AFP Photo / Mustafa Ozer )

Eighty six suspected members of a powerful right-wing group described as the ‘Turkish Taliban’ are to face trial on Monday. Known as Ergenekon, or Deep State, the defendants are members of the military and secret service elite. They are accused of plottin

 
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