Dozens of couples have locked lips at a subway stop in Turkey's capital,Ankara, to protest subway authorities' admonishment of a couple thatkissed in public. Turkish media say that, earlier in the week, Ankarasubway officials made an announcement asking passengers "to act inaccordance with moral rules" after security cameras spotted the couplekissing.The issue prompted an opposition lawmaker to question theIslamist-rooted ruling party, which many secularists fear wants toexpand the role of Islam in Turkey, about whether subway officials wereauthorized to make such demands.Some 100 people in the station kissed for several minutes in protestSaturday. Demonstrators carried signs reading "Free Kisses" and chantedslogans.A pro-Islamist group of some 20 people staged a counter-protest. Police set up barricades between the groups.1 young protester got stabbed in the butt by an islamist.