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A rally has been held in Istanbul to voice outrage over a 20-year-old woman's brutal death
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A rally has been held in Istanbul to voice outrage after a 20-year-old woman was beaten to death as she tried to fight off a man attempting to rape her.
The victim, Ozgecan Aslan, was attacked while travelling in a minibus in the province of Mersin.
Protester Cerci Ozkan said: “We are gathered to prevent girls like Ozgecan from being murdered and prevent them from being exposed to domestic violence.”
Another protester, Mutlu Aktas, said: “I am against all kinds of violence and rape against our youth, our young girls and daughters.”
The Turkish President described violence against women as the “bleeding wound” of the country.
A 26-year-old man has been arrested, along with his alleged accomplices.
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