The action carried out by the Boğaziçi University Solidarity Initiative in Berlin, continues this week with a painting exhibition to celebrate 100 days of resistance in Istanbul.
Boğaziçi University Solidarity Initiative activists reiterated their solidarity and said in a statement: "We salute the Boğaziçi resistance on its 100th day.”
The pictures of 2 students who were arrested after the painting exhibition opened by Boğaziçi University students were displayed in Berlin.
Politician Ahmet Yıldırım, who attended the event, said: “We commend the friends here who turned this place into a new Boğaziçi thousands of kilometres away from Istanbul. What the present government has done to Boğaziçi University is actually a summary of what it has done to the country. For a government to see the university as a fortress that has to be conquered and the society like something to repress, means having no chance to conquering the hearts of the people. Such a government cannot hope to live long.”
HDP deputy Ömer Faruk Gergerlioğlu's son, Fatih, sent a message to the exhibition. The action ended with a concert.