Dutch Kurds called on Turkey for dialogue

PanARMENIAN.Net - Demonstration of Kurds was held in Hague to call on Turkey for dialogue. A big police-force was there to prevent problems. The demonstrators walked through the centre of Hague towards Turkish Embassy area. The rally was peaceful and no one was arrested.



Banners said, "Freedom for Kurdistan" and "No war but dialogue." Some Kurds shouted "Free Free Kurdistan" and "Turkey terrorist."



Passing the American Embassy, the crowd and long whistled loudly.



Socialistic Party (SP) MP Harry van Bommel addressed the crowd saying, "Violence will not resolve the Kurdish issue," the Dutch News Agency reported.
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