IN PICTURES: Aftermath of clashes between Kurds and Turkish state in Diyarbakir

A man looks at the damage caused to a house (Murat Bayram/MEE)

Bullet holes line the walls of buildings (Murat Bayram/MEE)

Barricades erected by anti-government demonstrators (Murat Bayram/MEE)

Pro-peace graffiti on a wall (Murat Bayram/MEE)

Graffiti referring to 'Apo,' a nickname for PKK founder Abdullah Ocalan (Murat Bayram/MEE)

Turkish ultra-nationalist and Islamic symbols on a vandalised house (Murat Bayram/MEE)

Graffiti shows 'HPG' referring to the PKK's armed wing (Murat Bayram/MEE)

A bullet hole in a storage tub (Murat Bayram/MEE)

Barricades erected by anti-government demonstrators (Murat Bayram/MEE)

A can riddled with bullet holes (Murat Bayram/MEE)

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