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  1. 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.

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 10
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Turkish parliament is considering laws regarding Abdullah Öcalan, amid political talks between JDP and MHP.

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  1. MHP leader is credited with advancing a political process and cooperation against organized crime involving Abdullah Öcalan and Bulgaria.Sub-event
  2. The Nationalist Movement Party and Justice and Development Party led the legislative push for a post-PKK framework law in Turkey.Sub-event
  3. 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.Sub-event
  4. The Justice and Development Party introduced a draft bill in Parliament aimed at dissolving the PKK, led by Güler, with a final decision pending publication in the Gazette.Sub-event
  5. Nationalist Movement Party leader Devlet Bahçeli called for the release of Abdullah Öcalan and supported Selahattin Demirtaş's return.Sub-event
  6. JDP supports proposed legislation in Turkey regarding the PKK and Ocalan.1 source
  7. AKP and MHP are political allies as the regional picture changes with new orders in Syria and closer security coordination with Iraq.1 source
  8. Parliament is debating laws for Öcalan members, supported by JDP and MHP alliances.1 source

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