Turkish police arrest anti-government protesters in Ankara.<br/> <br />The demonstrators were blocking roads in the capital on Thursday.<br/> <br />At the same time Turkey's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan was meeting representatives of the protesters.<br/> <br />He's hoping to end a two-week-long anti-government backlash that started with a police crackdown on demonstrators opposed to the redevelopment of a park in Istanbul.<br/> <br />A spokesman for Erdogan's AK party says he's agreed to abide by a court ruling on the park plan.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE)(Turkish) AK PARTY SPOKESMAN HUSEYIN CELIK SAYING:<br/> <br />"We won't take any steps until the judiciary process is over. Even if the verdict is affirmative, paving the way for the project, our government will hold a referendum to find out what our residents want."<br/> <br />The government's urging the protesters to end their campaign against it and go home.<br/> <br />Activists involved in the meeting with Erdogan say they'll consider their position with their fellow prote
