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After nearly 27 years in his cell at Turkey’s İmralı Island prison, Abdullah Öcalan has moved to a facility with living quarters and an office, prepared to receive delegations, hold meetings and convey his political messages. The move comes amid a stalemate in the “peace process” that has lasted more than two months. The Kurdish side is calling for Öcalan to be given a role in leading it, after the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) announced that it was withdrawing its fighters from Turkey and committed to disarming. The government says that implementing a law allowing PKK members to return and integrate into society depends on verifying that disarmament has been completed, while Kurdish leaders accuse Ankara of taking no concrete steps.
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