Protesters took to the streets of Istanbul after Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet published a four-page supplement of cartoons from the latest edition of Charlie Hebdo.
The paper chose not to print the famous front-cover showing Mohammed crying in the suppliment, but it did show it in two columns elsewhere in the paper.
It had initially planned to reprint the whole magazine, but scaled back due to security concerns.
Demonstrators in Istanbul denounced newspaper Cumhuriyet for printing a four-page spread of Charlie Hebdo cartoons (Reuters)
Protesters vented their fury at the newspaper (AFP/Getty)
Riot police were deployed to confront the angry demonstrators (AFP/Getty)
One demonstrator is detained (AFP/Getty)
This demonstrator was arrested by plain clothes police officers (AFP/Getty)
The newspaper is now under armed guard (AP)
Turkish police increased security around the paper’s headquarters (Reuters)