A female lecturer who joined the protest held in front of the Prime Minister’s Office strongly condemned what she described as police violence against students and minors, saying she had personally seen footage of young people being beaten.
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According to her, there were no violent students at the protest, while police officers had chased protesters to near their homes, using rubber batons and tear gas.
She also questioned the presence of police officers without identification numbers or names, stressing that she would continue to attend protests in support of the students.
The lecturer said she was shaken by the scenes of violence and that she had personally seen children being beaten. She said the Police had crossed every boundary and that she had not encountered any violent students during the protest.
She stressed that the protesters had been followed step by step, all the way to their homes, while rubber batons and tear gas had been used against them.
She also said she was outraged by the police actions, but found herself talking to herself because the officers were not wearing identification numbers or names.
The lecturer said the country had entered a new era and that there was no turning back. According to her, this was a courageous and determined generation, with justice on its side.
She said that over the past four months she had experienced a school of democracy and expressed her belief that the protest would win, confirming that she would stand by the students until the end.
