Turkey is preparing a law that would allow thousands of Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) fighters and civilians to return to their homes from hideouts in northern Iraq as part of negotiations to end a long-running conflict. This step is part of a peace process aimed at resolving the long-standing confrontation. According to reports, the law will provide amnesty for combatants who have not committed serious crimes, as well as create conditions for the safe return of displaced persons. Negotiations are being held with Kurdish representatives with the mediation of international forces. It is expected that the adoption of the law will be a significant step towards regional stability.
