Turkey’s parliament approves conditional pardon legislation for Kurdish militants
The legislation is intended to advance the government’s peace initiative with the militants’ insurgent group, according to NPR News.
Turkey’s parliament approved legislation introducing a conditional pardon for thousands of Kurdish militants, NPR News reported.
The measure is intended to advance the government’s peace initiative with the militants’ insurgent group.
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