Latest: Protesters clash with riot police as Turkish and Dutch diplomatic row escalates

UPDATE 1pm: Protestors have clashed with riot police after authorities in the Netherlands cancelled a planned rally in support of Turkey’s President.

Latest: Protesters clash with riot police as Turkish and Dutch diplomatic row escalates
Sun, 12 Mar, 2017 - 08:42

UPDATE 1pm: Protestors have clashed with riot police after authorities in the Netherlands cancelled a planned rally in support of Turkey’s President.

Turkish Ministers had been due to attend the demonstration in Rotterdam aimed at gathering support for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan ahead of next month’s referendum.

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