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PKK Critics Turkish Legislation
The bill presented to the Turkish Parliament regarding the fate of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) fighters is seen as a step by the Turkish regime to reintegrate these fighters into civilian life, through mechanisms that allow them to return to society, with investigations and sanctions halted in cases of non-repetition of certain actions. However, the PKK criticizes the bill, considering it to contain serious mistakes and shortcomings. The party demands the release of its leader, Abdullah Öcalan, who has been imprisoned on Imrali Island for the past 27 years. It also emphasizes the need to ensure the political participation of fighters who lay down their arms and condemns the bill for only addressing disarmament without a comprehensive solution to the issue, especially regarding the status of the leadership cadres.
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