Turkey marks 11 years since Ankara bombing as lawyers seek accountability

ISIL suicide bombers attacked a peace rally outside Ankara’s main train station in 2015, killing 104 people and injuring more than 500.

Families and supporters gathered on the 11th anniversary to remember those killed.

Lawyers say officials accused of ignoring warnings have not been prosecuted and want access to restricted investigation files.

The calls matter because they seek answers about how the attack was allowed to happen.