In Ankara today, repeated hearings in the case of four Kurds, sentenced to long terms for support for support for the movement for the independence of Kurdistan, began
In Ankara today, repeated hearings in the case of four Kurds, sentenced to long terms for supporting the movement for the independence of Kurdistan, have begun. In the bench of the defendants, the famous human rights activist - Leila Zana - Laureate of the Sakharov Prize "For Freedom of Thought" and three former deputies of the parliament. The European Union criticized the verdict passed in 1994, accusing the Turkish authorities of violating the rights of the Kurdish minority.