US EditionThe "Equality in Sentencing" Regulation Is Coming: How Will It Affect the Release of Pkk Members?
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Turkey mulls amending sentence enforcement law to release PKK convicts: report - Stockholm Center for Freedom
Turkey’s ruling party is working on an amendment to a law regulating sentence enforcement that would cut the mandatory time served for some people convicted of terrorism offenses in order to release thousands convicted of membership in the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) as part of renewed peace talks, Turkish Minute reported, citing the Sözcü daily. Citing anonymous sources Sözcü described the draft as “equal treatment in sentence enforcement,” …
Turkey mulls amending sentence enforcement law to release PKK convicts: report - Turkish Minute
Turkey’s ruling party is working on an amendment to a law regulating sentence enforcement that would cut the mandatory time served for some people convicted of terrorism offenses in order to release thousands convicted of membership in the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) as part of renewed peace talks, the Sözcü daily reported on Saturday.
The new penal reform law stipulates the gradual release of convicts who have served half of their sentences.
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