The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement has established a 158-member coordination group, with plans to expand it in the future.
The group includes 49 students from various educational institutions designated as coordinators and 109 as co-coordinators, according to a press release issued today.
The coordination group was formed to represent students protesting nationwide, read the release.
The protesters are demanding a trial for those responsible for the "genocide" perpetrated during the movement, the resignation of those accountable for these actions, and the release of individuals who have been arrested.
