Turkey plans to free 4,000 prisoners
Turkey is nearing the release of some 4,000 prisoners linked to the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) as part of a new political process to end the more than 40-year-old conflict. The measures include suspending certain sanctions and re-evaluating arrest orders, with the possibility of canceling them if the inmates do not commit new crimes, potentially benefiting around 100,000 people. This comes after the parliament approved a law that suspends prosecution efforts and prohibits the exclusion of individuals involved in premeditated murders or serving life sentences, in an effort to promote peace and reconciliation between the Turkish government and the PKK.
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