Jail term sought over gassing of 'lady in red' in Turkey
A police officer faces prosecution for spraying tear-gas at a woman during anti-government protests in Turkey last summer.
Ceyda Sungur - commonly referred to as the "lady in red" - became a symbol of resistance after images of the incident went viral across the world.
According to Turkish media reports, Fatih Zengin is accused of using excessive force by spraying Ms Sungur from less than a metre away even though she had not been engaged in any provocative acts,
If found guilty, the police officer could be jailed for up to three years, a legal source told Reuters.