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Anger Turns to Protest Against Erdogan’s Visit to France

Special for the Armenian Weekly PARIS (A.W.)–French President François Hollande received Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Oct. 31. Erdogan decided to fly to Paris after Hollande’s decision to support the Kurds in the ISIS attack on Kobani was made clear. Around 40 people congregated near the exit of the “Invalides” subway stop at 2 p.m. Some protesters held signs, others spoke to journalists. Proud, angry, they all shouted slogans such as “Political solutions for Kurdis

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Fiona Guitard

Fiona Guitard is a French journalist. She earned a B.A. degree in French Literature and Communication, and an M.A. in Social Science and Humanities from La Sorbonne University. Involved in human rights, her writings also focus on politics, arts, and social and gender issues. Guitard interned for the Armenian Weekly in 2014, and currently contributes to the paper from France.

5 Comments

  1. Erdogan wants a no fly zone despite ISIS does not have fighter jets ” in reality what Erdogan wants is to create a buffer zone for is partner ISIS ” for relaxation and rearming the Islamic state terrorist ISIS ” so why wouldn’t the fascist Erdogan open up a buffer zone in its border inside Turkey to better help the terrorist ISIS ?

  2. He wants the Ottoman Empire back, which includes Syria. And don’t forget about the oil. How can WE forget what is Aleppo and Der Zor to us?? Especially when we see the same things done by ISIS now that our grandparents witnessed?

  3. Armenians have accepted the Kurdish apology for the wrongs committed as stooges of Abdul Hamid, we support their struggle and together we
    stand to realize their dream of a free homeland

    1. I accept their apology but trust them as far as I can throw them. These people did things to our mothers and daughters that would be deemed cruel to animals let alone humans. The lesson of the AG was arm ALL ARMENIANS to the teeth more importantly, trust no one other then ourselves from here on out. Above all Armenian need to unite. Forget the Kurds.

  4. Ergogan is in denial about the Armenian Genocides to this very day. He is a completely unacceptable and unapologetic human

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