Turkey's Opposition Party Re-elects Leader Amidst Court Ruling

Turkey's main opposition party, the CHP, recently held a meeting where they re-elected their leader, Ozgur Ozel.

This happened because a court is reviewing whether the last time the party picked its leader was done fairly.

Some people think it was not, and they want to replace the current leader.

The CHP is the biggest opposition to the current government in Turkey.

The court case is expected to decide if the party's previous election was fair.

The CHP hopes that re-electing Ozel will help protect him from being removed by the court.

The situation is drawing attention because it could affect the country's politics and the leader is one of the biggest rivals to the president.