Turkish Parliament approves terror law
The Turkish Parliament has passed a law as part of the "Turkey without Terrorism" initiative aimed at strengthening national solidarity and societal integration. The law criminalizes the establishment, management, and affiliation with the terrorist organization PKK, as well as crimes related to financing, support, and execution of terrorist activities. It stipulates a five-year suspension of investigation and prosecution for cases involving crimes with less than 15 years of punishment, and ten years for cases exceeding that, provided the organization ceases its activities and hands over its weapons. The law seeks to strengthen measures against terrorism and facilitate holding members of the organization accountable. It reflects the Turkish government's comprehensive strategy in the fight against terrorism.
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