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Turkish PM Erdogan calls Zionism a "crime against humanity" at UN conference
- Published_at:2013-02-28
- Category:Nonprofits & Activism
- Channel:HumanRightsUN
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- description: From Turkish PM Erodgan's Feb. 27, 2013 speech to 5th UN Alliance of Civilization Global Forum in Vienna. PRESS RELEASE BY UNWATCH: GENEVA, Feb. 28 -- UN Watch expressed shock over anti-Jewish remarks delivered by Turkish prime minister Tayyip Erdogan at a UN summit for tolerance, and urged UN chief Ban Ki-moon -- who was present on the stage yet stayed silent -- to speak out and condemn the speech. The Geneva-based human rights group also called on Erdogan to apologize. Speaking yesterday before a Vienna forum of the Alliance of Civilizations, a UN framework for West-Islam dialogue, Erodgan called Zionism, the movement founded in 1897 for Jewish self-determination, a "crime against humanity," likening it with anti-Semitism, fascism, and Islamophobia. Read more: http://blog.unwatch.org/index.php/2013/02/28/turkeys-erdogan-calls-zionism-a-crime-against-humanity-at-un-conference/
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