- Political actors in Turkey, including the Peoples Democratic Party and PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan, are advancing peace process discussions involving international bodies.
- Turkish parliament is considering laws regarding Abdullah Öcalan, amid political talks between JDP and MHP.
Nationalist Movement Party leader Devlet Bahçeli called for the release of Abdullah Öcalan and supported Selahattin Demirtaş's return.
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What happened
Nationalist Movement Party leader Devlet Bahçeli called for the release of Abdullah Öcalan and supported Selahattin Demirtaş's return.
Who's involved
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Turkish parliament is considering laws regarding Abdullah Öcalan, amid political talks between JDP and MHP.Also in this story
- MHP leader is credited with advancing a political process and cooperation against organized crime involving Abdullah Öcalan and Bulgaria.
- The Nationalist Movement Party and Justice and Development Party led the legislative push for a post-PKK framework law in Turkey.
- Political developments in Turkey include the Free Cause Party signing a peace bill, the National Security Council needing to verify PKK dissolution, and calls for Öcalan's release.
The entities involved
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Devlet Bahçeli
Leader of the Nationalist Action Party
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Abdullah Öcalan
founder of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK)
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Nationalist Movement Party
far-right political party in Turkey
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Related events
- Abdullah Öcalan uses DEM Party lawmakers for public messages, while Devlet Bahçeli launches an initiative affecting the party.
- Devlet Bahçeli pushes an initiative in the Turkish Parliament for Abdullah Öcalan to be allowed to speak.
- MHP pledges to make 'terror-free Türkiye' a permanent policy, advocating for Öcalan's contribution and reviewing ECHR rulings.