Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu was protested by Kurds upon his arrival in Finland today.

Demonstrators gathered outside the hotel in the capital city of Helsinki which hosted a meeting between Davutoğlu and the Finnish President, Prime Minister and ministers.

Protesting the massacres committed by the AKP ruling in Northern Kurdistan, protestors carried photographs of Kurdish people's leader Abdullah Öcalan and chanted slogans “Murderer Erdoğan”, “Murderer AKP”, “Fascism will be buried in Kurdistan”.

Demonstrators were threatened by Turkish Prime Minister's bodyguards who also attempted at a physical attack, upon which Finnish police intervened the scene and had an argument with Turkish guards.