According to the latest information on recent developments, a new phase has been reached in the event closely followed by the public. According to the details conveyed; final preparations are being made for the framework law on a 'Terror-Free Turkey', on which AK Party and DEM Party reached an agreement to 'legislate before parliament goes on recess'. It is stated that the work carried out under the coordination of Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz and AK Party Deputy Chairman Efkan Âlâ has been completed, and the views of opposition parties will be sought. In line with these developments, a detailed analysis of the issue and official statements are being closely monitored by our editorial team.
Following the last-minute development occupying the agenda, new details continue to emerge. According to the latest information obtained; as reported in Türkiye Gazetesi, the draft prepared by the AK Party does not include a regulation on granting status to Öcalan, which is the most debated topic in public. AK Party sources stated, "There will be no special regulation regarding Öcalan. No right to hope, no status. How can status be granted to someone sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment? For there to be a right to hope, the enforcement law needs to be changed. No personalized regulation will be made." While the investigation process conducted by official authorities regarding the incident continues, you can instantly follow the most up-to-date information on our website.
Information from official sources regarding the issue that has created widespread repercussions on Turkey's agenda has become clear. According to the statements made; sources stating that the framework law includes a legal process to be carried out concerning a disbanded terrorist organization, said, "There are different categories of PKK members, such as the organization's leaders, those involved in bombing acts, those who martyred soldiers-police, those who aided and abetted, those not involved in crimes, and those in prison. Not all can be handled with the same logic. The severity of the crime will be considered. The 'terrorist organization' charge against them will be dropped, but their sentences for other crimes they committed will continue. The main goal is to reintegrate more than 4,000 people who were not involved in crimes and those in prison due to terrorism charges into society." The legal examinations and investigations by the competent authorities on this matter are deepening and continuing. We will continue to report new developments as they occur.
Following the last-minute development occupying the agenda, new details continue to emerge. According to the latest information obtained; it is stated that the number of PKK members who will return to Turkey could be around 3-4 thousand. The legal process for organization members will be implemented according to the crimes they committed. If there is only the crime of organization membership, they will not go to prison but will be subject to judicial control. The legal examinations and investigations by the competent authorities on this matter are deepening and continuing. We will continue to report new developments as they occur.
Following the last-minute development occupying the agenda, new details continue to emerge. According to the latest information obtained; "If organization members in prison only face the charge of 'organization membership,' they will be released after the law is enacted. AK Party sources stated, "Our legislation foresees additional penalties for terrorism crimes. If the terrorism charge is dropped, in a sense, the penalty also disappears. For example, if they martyred soldiers or police, those in this situation will remain in prison for 'murder.' If their remaining sentences cover the time they have spent in prison, they will be released. When the law is passed, all files will be handled in this manner." On the other hand, it was stated that state officials are in contact with Öcalan in İmralı regarding the prepared draft and the list of PKK members who will come to Turkey and organization leaders who will go to third countries. It was also specifically emphasized that the DEM delegation would go to İmralı shortly. The legal examinations and investigations by the competent authorities on this matter are deepening and continuing. We will continue to report new developments as they occur.
Following the last-minute development occupying the agenda, new details continue to emerge. According to the latest information obtained; meanwhile, MİT Head İbrahim Kalın had held meetings with the Iraqi central government, the Northern Iraqi administration, and Bafıl Talabani, leader of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), which provides logistical support to the PKK in Sinjar, described as a second Qandil. According to security sources, these meetings discussed the work carried out under the scope of a 'Terror-Free Turkey,' particularly the situation of PKK members in Iraq. Technical details regarding PKK members to be handed over to Turkey were discussed. On the other hand, Tülay Hatimoğulları of the DEM Party stated that Parliament should not go on recess before the law is passed. In line with these developments, a detailed analysis of the issue and official statements are being closely monitored by our editorial team.