DEM Party Criticizes the "Process": There Is a Slowdown, the Government Must Take Concrete Steps.

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DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan, in his new statement regarding the 'process', said, "There is a slowdown in its pace. We need to say this openly here. There is a deceleration."

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DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan stated at a meeting in Diyarbakır attended by Kurdish political parties and institutions that the process has slowed down. Bakırhan emphasized that the second phase should address demands related to democratic rights, freedom of the mother tongue, and local governance, and called on the government to take concrete steps.

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Bakırhan attended a meeting with Kurdish parties and institutions in Diyarbakır. In his speech there, Bakırhan stated that a common political approach should be developed in the face of developments in the Middle East. Noting that Kurdish political parties may have different ideological and political perspectives, Bakırhan emphasized the importance of coming together around common demands. "There is a need for a common mind, a common voice." Sta…

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Tuncer Bakırhan said, "There is a slowdown in the pace of the process. How can this slowdown be overcome? It's very clear, wherever we go, people are saying, 'The state must take concrete steps. Unilateral steps have been taken enough, now the government also needs to take concrete steps in this regard.'"

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DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan said, "For the first time in 100 years, we have achieved such a process. We need to take this seriously. I said process, yes, there is a slowdown in its pace. We need to say this openly here. We are all travelers on the same path. There is a slowdown in the ongoing process here as well."

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DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan, in a meeting with Kurdish political parties and institutions in Diyarbakır, claimed that the pace of the process has slowed down. Bakırhan stated, "Enough unilateral steps have been taken; now the government needs to take concrete steps in this regard." He noted that the first phase of the process has come to an end, and that the second phase should address issues such as the mother tongue, local administratio…