Blazing anger
Flames rage behind a protester in the Turkish capital Ankara as the country's biggest cities were rocked by days of some of the most violent riots there in decades.
Hundreds of police and protesters have been injured since May 31 in the unrest, which began with a demonstration to halt construction in a park in an Istanbul square and grew into mass protests against what opponents call Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's authoritarianism.
A protester sleeps on a chair in Taksim Square following an evening of serious unrest.
Another protester sleeps in a damaged and graffitied vehicle.
Following demonstrations, garbage bags are left strewn all over a street by protesters in order to form a barrier.
Demonstrators rest in Taksim Square.
Others shout slogans from the windows of a building during a protest against Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan. The banner in the centre reads ''Long live our Taksim resistance".
Riot police use tear gas to disperse the crowd during a protest.
Tear gas fills the air.
A demonstrator hurls a gas canister back at riot police.
Another protester wears a gas mask fashioned out of a plastic water bottle.
A protester reacts as riot police use a water cannon and tear gas to disperse the crowd.
The spray from a water cannon showers down on a demonstrator.
A man is struck by a jet from a water cannon.
A demonstrator waves Turkey's national flag as he sits on a monument.
Demonstrators carry away an injured man during the third day of unrest.
A demonstrator with his blood type written on his arm holds out his fist and shouts slogans during clashes with riot police in central Ankara.
Anti-government protesters standing behind barricades and on top of an excavator clash with riot police as they try to march to Prime Minister Erdogan's office in Istanbul.
Protesters clash with the police near the prime minister's office.
Riot police use water cannons to disperse the crowd during demonstrations at Taksim Square.
A protester walks past a burning car.
