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Reactions to the Gezi Park protests : ウィキペディア英語版 | Reactions to the Gezi Park protests The AKP government's handling of the 2013–14 protests in Turkey has been roundly criticized by other nations and international organizations, including the European Union, the United Nations, the United States, the UK, and Germany. ==Supranational==
* The European Commission condemned "all excessive and disproportionate use of force."〔 EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele said that Turkey must investigate the excessive use of force by police against anti-government protesters. The European Parliament passed a resolution on 13 June warning against the use of harsh measures against peaceful protesters, adding that those responsible for the police violence must be brought to justice, detained peaceful protestors immediately released and the victims compensated. While the resolution welcomed the moderate response to the protests by President Abdullah Gül and the apologies by Deputy Prime Minister Bülent Arinç, it deplored the unwillingness of the Turkish government and Erdoğan to take steps towards reconciliation, to apologize and to understand the reactions of a segment of the Turkish population. * The United Nations has expressed concern over reports of excessive use of force by law enforcement officers against protestors in Turkey.〔 According to the UN Human Rights Office Chief Navi Pillay "the excessive force used by the police has led to the broadening of protests to include other aspects of governance, fundamental human rights, freedom of assembly and freedom of opinion and expression".
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