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Civil Unrest | 9/10Mass protests in Turkey: opposition leader breaks police barricade, marches on parliamentTurkey's main opposition CHP leader Özgür Özel led a march to parliament after protesters demolished a police barricade. Özel climbed onto a water cannon vehicle to address the crowd as police blocked İnönü Boulevard leading to the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Chants of 'Özgür President' were heard.#OSINT #NewsGroup #Turkey #CivilUnrest #Protest

🟡 Political Violence | 8/10Clashes between rival opposition supporters in TurkeySupporters of rival leaders clashed outside the CHP headquarters after a court annulled the 2023 congress results. Police are towing vehicles and blocking roads as tensions escalate.#OSINT #NewsGroup #Turkey #PoliticalCrisis #CivilUnrest

🟡 Civil Unrest | 6/10Attack on hospital during Ebola outbreak in DR CongoAn angry crowd attacked a hospital near Bunia in eastern DR Congo during an Ebola outbreak after relatives of a suspected victim were stopped from taking his body for burial. Protesters set fire to isolation tents and threw projectiles at Rwampara General Hospital.#OSINT #NewsGroup #DRCongo #Ebola #CivilUnrest

🟡 Civil Unrest | 6/10US and allies express concern over protests and blockades in BoliviaThe United States and 12 other members of the Shield of the Americas expressed deep concern over protests and road blockades aimed at subverting the constitutional order and destabilizing the democratically elected government of Bolivia. The countries stated their support for the government.#OSINT #NewsGroup #Bolivia #CivilUnrest #Diplomacy

🟡 Civil Unrest | 7/10Attack on hospital during Ebola outbreak in eastern DRCAn angry crowd attacked a hospital near Bunia in eastern DRC after relatives of a suspected Ebola victim were prevented from taking his body for burial. Protesters set fire to isolation tents and threw projectiles at Rwampara General Hospital.#OSINT #NewsGroup #Ebola #CivilUnrest #DRC #HealthSecurity

🟡 Civil Unrest | 7/10Football fans set fire to PM's office building in TripoliFootball fans set fire to part of the prime minister's office building in central Tripoli, accusing the family of PM Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh of favouring one football club over another.#OSINT #NewsGroup #Libya #CivilUnrest #Tripoli