A suicide bomber targeted a wedding ceremony in Gaziantep, Turkey on 20 August 2016. At least thirty people were killed and ninety-four more wounded.[1] The Kurdish political party HDP announced that the attack was carried out against the wedding of their party members.[2] The Islamic State and Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) were blamed for the attack by an AKP parliamentary officials, though no group has yet claimed responsibility.[3][4] Footage from the scene of the attack was banned by Turkey's broadcast regulator RTUK.[4]