Text is not a general amnesty, after conflict with at least 50,000 dead since 1984
Turkey approves law to reintegrate Kurdish PKK fighters
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The government, aware of the reservations of a Turkish population deeply affected by a conflict that has already killed at least 50,000 people since 1984, made a point of stressing that the text drawn up in recent weeks is not a general amnesty law. The PKK leadership held a highly symbolic weapons handover ceremony in July 2025 in northern Iraq, where, according to Ankara, a "limited number" of fighters remain entrenched.
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The government, aware of the reservations of a Turkish population deeply affected by a conflict that has already killed at least 50,000 people since 1984, made a point of stressing that the text drawn up in recent weeks is not a general amnesty law.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +1The PKK leadership held a highly symbolic weapons handover ceremony in July 2025 in northern Iraq, where, according to Ankara, a "limited number" of fighters remain entrenched.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +1
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