The protesters are natives of Turkey’s Consulate in Retardataire: the Netherlands has recognized the Turkish Minister of an undesirable alien
The Minister for family and social policy of Turkey Fatma Betul saya Kaya, the Dutch police detained near the Turkish Consulate in Rotterdam, accused the Dutch authorities in violation of international law. About it she wrote on Twitter.
“The Netherlands is in violation of all international laws, conventions and human rights, not letting me go to the Turkish Consulate in Rotterdam… Democracy, basic rights, the rights and freedoms of the individual… All forgotten today in Rotterdam. Ordinary tyranny and oppression,” — said the Minister.
On the evening of 11 March, the Dutch police stopped near the Turkish Consulate in Rotterdam, a column of cars with Kaya. The Minister, who decided to go to the Netherlands from Germany after Dutch authorities were not allowed into the country, the Turkish foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, offered to go back to Germany.
Earlier in the day Amsterdam withdrew permission for the landing of the aircraft Cavusoglu in Rotterdam, where the officer was going on a visit. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized the Dutch government, calling the Netherlands a relic of Nazism and fascism. Dutch Prime Minister mark Rutte called the statement of the Turkish leader “crazy,” noting that it “crosses all boundaries”.
Turkish foreign Minister then said about the undesirability of returning to the country “for some time” the Dutch Ambassador, who is on vacation.
Turkish officials had planned to hold in some European countries where Turkish citizens, a series of rallies to garner their support ahead of the referendum on the new Constitution. The authorities of Germany, Austria and the Netherlands forbidden to do such actions.