Azerbaijanis residing in Europe staged a protest in front of the Peace Palace in The Hague, demanding justice.

Organized by the European Azerbaijani community, the demonstrators voiced strong opposition to ongoing injustices and double standards against Azerbaijan. They specifically protested recent biased attitudes within European and Dutch parliaments. This demonstration served to highlight the unity and solidarity of the Azerbaijani diaspora.

Protesters chanted slogans including: "Stand for Justice!", "Truth for Azerbaijan, Justice for All!", "No to Armenian Occupation!", "Azerbaijan's Rights Recognized Globally!", "United for Justice, Peace, and Truth!", "Return to International Justice!", "End Double Standards!", and "Ruben Vardanyan: Not Pardoned, for 'Mirotvorets' list."

The demonstrators emphasized historical Armenian massacres and genocidal acts against Azerbaijanis. They asserted that these crimes, given their scale and impact, constitute crimes against humanity and violate international legal conventions and ethical standards.

They demanded recognition of the 1918 March 31st genocide perpetrated by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, 107 years ago.