Thousands of people protest against the rise of racism and rights
Thousands of people protested in Amsterdam, Paris and Tuluz with the backdrop of International Day to eliminate ethnic discrimination.
AdvertisementMore than 10,000 people gathered at Dam Square in Amsterdam’s Dutch capital to participate in a massive struggle against racism, fascism and extreme right -wing policies on Saturday.
Demonstration – Group 21 Martol was organized – the anti -racist association – one day after the International Day to remove ethnic discrimination, it entered the United Nations report on March 21 from the United Nations report in 1966.
Amnesty International, Kick Out Schwarte Fiat, Dutch Group for Palestine and Another Jewish voice participated in the event.
Protesters conducted posters, where they studied “Never Again” and warned of extreme right -wing rise in Europe, recalling fascism in the early twentieth century. The theme of fascism was added to the annual expression this year.
Demonstrators instigated Palestinian -backed flags after the recent fight in Israel’s Gaza, which has spent about 50 000 people spending about 50 000 people in Enkle for 15 months.
Speaking in Istanbul, the Turkish flags were united against the adoption of the Istanbul’s mayor, Ekrem Imamoklu and President Rizep Daib Erdogan’s opposition.
After the Dutch government was turned right last year, the four -right parties agreed to form a coalition, and the protesters expressed their opposition and concern for their internal administration.
“We see the greater growth of extreme radical right rights, racist manifestations are on the rise.
“I am here today because of my growing concern about what is happening around the world. Racism is increasing. Fascism is increasing. So I thought: What can I do?”
The demonstration in the Netherlands took place in peace. The official spokesman said that it was not arrested during the demonstration.
Demonstrations were also recorded in France. The French Home Ministry declared that about 91,000 people participated in the national demonstrations, attracted the outcome of racist and prejudice policies.
The biggest opposition in the capital, Paris, attracted more than 21,000 people. Opponents gathered to realize the general opinion for calling the environment to promote and welcome hatred and extremist speech.
Opponents have expressed the recent promise of the government to reject serious right -wing parties in the wake of French politics, suppressing immigration and strengthening restrictions on the border.
Protesters clashed with the police in the French capital, where shocking police units were highlighted to protect peace and suppress any rebellion.
Two people were arrested during the clashes, and three others were injured – including the shocking police officer – the French Interior Ministry said.
AdvertisementParticipants protested against the plight of the Palestinian people, and the French President Emmanuel Macron held posters accused of complicity in classification of their ongoing genocide.
Similar demonstrations took place in Leon and Tulus.
In 1960, the United Nations was created by the United Nations to commemorate the victims of the Sharpheville massacre in South Africa, and about 69 people were killed after police forces opened fire against peaceful opponents who opposed the laws of the apartheid.
Since then, the International Day for the elimination of ethnic discrimination has been a global appeal to fight prejudice and division policies and promote equality. Events and manifestations are held annually in major capitals around the world to increase awareness and protect change.
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