Erdoğan discusses new phase in Turkey Without Terror
The Turkish Parliament is discussing the "Turkey Without Terrorism" bill, which aims to end the terrorist threats posed by the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). The law includes detailed procedures following the disarmament of the party, requiring written requests to be filed within six months of the disarmament decision. The implementation of these procedures is overseen by the National Security Council and security agencies. It also stipulates the suspension of investigations and trials against individuals accused of terrorism crimes and seeks to facilitate the conditions for detaining the party leader, Abdullah Ocalan, without granting him a special legal status. The project aims to enhance national unity and security stability and is considered a historic step toward ending a conflict that has persisted for decades.
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