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Published on: 02/18/2026 - 17:10
A Turkish parliamentary committee voted on Wednesday to approve by a large majority a report that includes legal reforms in conjunction with the disarmament of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which would advance the peace process aimed at ending a conflict that has lasted more than 40 years. The Turkish parliamentary committee charged with preparing a legal framework for the peace process with the Kurdistan Workers' Party recommended on Wednesday the necessity of "reintegrating" the party's fighters into society after they laid down their weapons. But the inter-party committee, whose 50 members are scheduled to approve its final report on Wednesday, ruled out the idea of a general amnesty. After approval of the report, its recommendations will be included in a draft law submitted to Parliament.
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