Turkish Parliament Passes PKK Bill
The Turkish Parliament approved a bill today, Wednesday, aimed at reintegrating Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) fighters who announced their disarmament in May 2025, after more than four decades of armed conflict. The law includes a mechanism allowing the fighters to return to civilian life on the condition of surrendering their weapons and ceasing militant activities, with some crimes exempted from full amnesty. Supporters say it promotes national unity and seeks to end terrorist threats, although it does not specify the fate of the party leader, Abdullah Öcalan. The law is expected to mark the conclusion of the initial phase of the legislative process to restore peace and brotherhood in Turkey and the region.
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