Yasin Akgul, a Turkish photojournalist, was arrested at home in Istanbul after covering anti-government protests. He describes the fear and violence he has faced as a journalist in Turkey, particularly following the arrest of opposition mayor Ekrem Imamoglu. Akgul believes the arrests of journalists are aimed at silencing dissent and discouraging coverage of protests. The situation reflects broader concerns about the erosion of democracy in Turkey, with thousands detained and ongoing threats to freedom of expression. Akgul remains determined to continue his work despite the risks.