Turkey's ruling alliance submits draft legislation to parliament establishing legal framework for PKK disarmament, AKP lawmaker Abdullah Guler confirms. Bill backed by DEM Party and opposition.
Turkey's ruling alliance submitted draft legislation to parliament on Wednesday to establish a legal framework for PKK disarmament, AKP lawmaker Abdullah Guler said. The bill, backed by AKP, its ally, the pro-Kurdish DEM Party and other opposition groups, would allow lower-ranking PKK members not involved in killings to return from hideouts in Iraq and Syria, while excluding PKK founder Abdullah Ocalan and senior leaders.
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