Turkey MPs elect members of judicial authority
Rahshan Saglam
Press TV, Istanbul
Turkish parliament has elected seven members of a reshaped judicial authority a month after a controversial constitutional referendum that brought more powers for the president. Turkey's main opposition parties boycotted the vote at parliament in a show of disdain for sweeping changes the government has started to apply following the vote.
Our correspondent Rahshan Saglam reports.
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