France bans far-right Turkey organisation Grey Wolves
The European country of France, which recently opened a word war with another European country of Turkey over the matter of the right of caricature, is planning to ban Grey Wolves, a far-right Turkey organisation.
The proposed ban means the organisation will not be able to function in the country in the future.
The ban is not capable to stop the functioning of the organisation completely. Grey Wolves is an International organisation, the said ban is only applicable to the operation of the organisation inside the boundary of France.
The proposal seeking the ban has been placed before the discussion table of the French government after the involvement of the organisation in the defacing of an Armenian genocide statue was found.
Turkey has not yet responded to the decision yet.
Anyway, the French government is likely to place the matter before the cabinet in the near future itself.
The Armenia-Azerbaijan crisis have deeply divided the European world, with Azerbaijan supporters like Turkey in one end and Armenian supporters such as Russia in the other.
The latest development is also a part of this crisis, undoubtedly.
It is yet to be seen how the European world will handle the crisis. It is important to find a solution to this issue in the near future itself.
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