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After the excessive police violence, Gezi Park protestors resume their struggle the “standing-still man” way.
Last night, Erdem Gündüz - a dancer and choreographer - stood gazing AKM building in Taksim Square with hands in his pocket and remained still for around six straight hours. The protests went viral on social media with hundreds of people copycatting his protest in different parts of the country and world.
Sabah newspaper columnist Alper Bahçekapılı is standing still in front of Sabah newspaper building.
Female advocates are standing still at Istanbul Couthouse.
A child is standing still at Kanyon Mall, Istanbul.
A group is standing still in front of Doğuş Center, Istanbul.
People are standing still in front of Kanyon Mall, Istanbul.
Three young men are standing still in front of Agos newspaper - where Armenian journalist Hrant Dink was murdered in 2007.
A man is standing still in downtown Bakirkoy, Istanbul,
A group of soccer fans are standing still in front of Eagle Statue at Beşiktaş Çarşı, Istanbul.
Onlookers helped protect standing people of Beşiktaş Çarşı with water and umbrellas.
Those who are standing in Beşiktaş Square, Istanbul.
Penguen Magazine abandoned work, standing still.
Ankara
A woman stood still at where Ethem Sarısülük fell by an alleged police fire during Gezi Park protests.
Sarısülük's family also contribute to the standing-still protests with sit-in protest.
Sivas
People are standing still at where Madımak Massacre took place in 1993.
Iskenderun
People are standing still in the southern province of Iskenderun.
London
Standing-still protests spread across the world. (NV/ÇT/BM)