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Kurdish Leader Says Turkey Fails to Act on Rights During Peace Process - Turkish Minute

Turkey’s government has failed to take basic steps on rights and political freedoms during its peace process with Kurdish militants, Tuncer Bakırhan, co-chair of the pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party), told his party’s lawmakers in Ankara on Tuesday. “Even the simplest steps are not being taken,” he said, calling for the reinstatement […]
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Speaking at the DEM Party Group meeting, Tuncer Bakırhan criticized the censorship of the press and the operations against municipalities. Bakırhan attacked the government, saying that "even the simplest steps are not being taken" in the process.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan, in his speech at the party's parliamentary group meeting, criticized the government on issues such as the appointment of trustees, censorship of the press, the Kobani events, and economic problems.

DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan, speaking at his party's group meeting, reacted against the trustee appointments and the censorship and bans imposed on the press. Regarding the process, Bakırhan stated, "Even the simplest steps are not being taken," and added, "We say no, and we will continue to say no, to our pockets being emptied, our will being usurped, and our rights being rendered unusable."

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Karar Gazetesi broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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