AMANPOUR: And finally tonight, with protesters pushing back against Poland's government, and demonstrators hitting the streets of Hamburg, as the G20 assembled, imagine a world fighting for democracy with every single step. In turkey, a bold protest march from Ankara to Istanbul is captivating the nation. It started a few weeks ago by Turkish main opposition. The justice march was triggered by the arrest of a lawmaker for allegedly leaking documents to the press. So far thousands have joined the 450-kilometer march from Turkey's capital to its city on the bus stop (ph). There may be many different causes but it all adds up to opposition against President Erdogan policies. Reaction is being mixed in the towns of the protesters want a troop. Some cheer and wave. But joining on the marchers for a time. But others jeer and chant Erdogan's name. One time manure was dumped by motel where march were staying. The Turkish leader himself says participating in the march could be seen as treason. But it hasn't dampened the long walk for justice with less than a hundred kilometers to go. On Sunday, rally is planned in Istanbul if the state allows it as the journey is completed. That's it for our program tonight. And remember you can always listen to our Podcast. See us online at Amanpour.com and follow me on Facebook and Twitter. Thanks for watching and good-bye from London.
Turkey's Long Walk For Justice.