Turkey adopts a historic law on the reintegration of PKK combatants; the fate of Abdullah Öcalan remains to be settled
The founder of the Kurdish guerrillas of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, Abdullah Öcalan, 77 years old, sentenced to life imprisonment, had called the last year..
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Turkish MPs adopted on Monday a historic law paving the way for the reintegration of PKK fighters, a major step in the peace process to end more than four decades of guerrillas.
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Turkish MPs adopted on Monday a historic law paving the way for the reintegration of PKK fighters, a major step in the peace process to end more than four decades of guerrillas
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