Erdogan: Germany should face courts for racist murders

Ahead of the Turkish elections, President Erdogan has called out racism and Islamophobia in Europe and the West more broadly. He points to Germany, which has suffered a number of neo-Nazi killings in recent decades, and says his government has been looking at taking the German state to an international court for their complicity in the killings on behalf of the Turkish victims.

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