European Union on the Turkish government to take action to remove the overnight Istanbul Taksim Square protesters, the police fired tear gas into a crowd of thousands last Wednesday expressed concern.
EU officials also called on Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government used excessive force to investigate the case and to hold those considered responsible.
Riot police used tear gas and water cannons in the office clothes and families with children, and adolescents who fought skirmishes masks Control Center Plaza Istanbul.
"I'm after the events of last night, more and more attention," the EU's chief for the expansion, Stefan Fuele, in a speech to the European Parliament in Strasbourg said.
, Who is responsible for the EU accession negotiations with Turkey, Fuele said that the government should engage in a dialogue with the protesters after nearly two weeks of protests Erdogan. On the basis of confrontation and division in any way, and even more serious concern, not only for Turkish society, but also for the EU's sources, "he said."
Ground Turkey's EU accession negotiations have stalled in recent years, partly because of opposition between France and Ankara and Cyprus a thorny disputes.
Fuele urges EU governments want to see progress in the talks, so that the process accelerated. "Taking into account the importance of current events, we all focus on supporting Turkey in its reforms, in particular the EU overcome the existing obstacles," he said.
, The French President Francois Hollande has softened its opposition to Turkey later this month for talks expected to have made some progress.
The same session of the European Parliament, the EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton (Catherine Ashton) also urged Turkey to Istanbul demonstrations "rapid and complete" excessive use of force during the investigation in the case.
"We've seen too many examples in the past two weeks too many police forces - close to use tear gas, water cannons, pepper spray, plastic bullets - on peaceful protesters who have been overwhelming," she said. "Those responsible (must) be held accountable."
 



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