The Turkish parliament has passed legislation granting amnesty to members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), marking a significant development in the ongoing conflict between the state and the Kurdish group. The new law allows for the suspension of prison sentences for individuals involved with the PKK, provided they meet specific legal conditions.
Under these provisions, most PKK fighters will no longer face the threat of prosecution, with the notable exception of those convicted of the most serious offenses. This legislative move is viewed as a substantial step toward a potential resolution of the long-standing conflict.
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