The incomplete and anti-human rights government of Turkey has also violated international election laws and even the internal laws of Turkey have been violated

 

The incomplete and anti-human rights government of Turkey has also violated international election laws and even the internal laws of Turkey have been violated.

The racist government of Turkey did not tolerate the victory of a Kurd who was elected by the people and banned him. This behavior is a violation of European Union laws

The published videos show that there were riots in the Turkish city of Van on Tuesday, April 14, in protest against the change of the election results.

The protests started after #Abdullah_Zeidan, who was elected with more than 55% of the votes, was rejected by a court in Van, and the post was given to a representative of the Justice and Development Party, led by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. granted.

Since last night, hundreds of people came to the streets in the city of Van and different parts of Batman province of Turkey to protest the decision to replace Abdullah Zidan from the pro-Kurdish People's Equality and Democracy Party with a mayoral candidate from the Justice and Development Party led by Erdogan. . These protests turned violent and the police clashed with the protesters.

Reactions to Abdullah Zeydan, who was elected Metropolitan Municipality Co-Mayor from the People’s Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) in Wan, not being given his certificate of registration continue today. While the shutters were not opened in the city, marches started from 7 points. Hundreds of people frequently chant slogans such as “Abdullah Zeydan is our honor”.

In some places, police attacked the crowd. Citizens then started building barricades. Some of the citizens walked to the blockaded Cumhuriyet Street. The police are attacking the crowd with gas bombs and pressurized water. While the resistance against the attacks continues, people continue to come to Cumhuriyet Street from many points.

DEM Party also held its Central Executive Board (MYK) meeting in the city. A march was held after the meeting held under the chairmanship of Co-Chairs Tülay Hatimoğulları and Tuncer Bakırhan.