Hundreds of mourners gathered yesterday at the Ankara Central Railway Station as a mark of respect for the 101 people who died and hundreds more who were injured in the atrocity of 10 October 2015.

ISIL detonates a bomb in the heart of Ankara, killing over 100 labour and peace activists. But far from shedding light on Turkey’s worst-ever terrorist attack, the ruling AKP is looking to deflect blame and grimly hold onto power.

Labour movement called for mourning of 3 days and general strike of 2 days following to Ankara Massacre during “Labour, Peace and Democrasy Rally”