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Speaking at his party's parliamentary group meeting, Selahattin Demirtaş welcomed the contacts with Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan
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In an article Cemil Bayık says AKP government had to start talks with Öcalan because this is what Kurds wanted
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Tuğluk said everybody should act with responsibility to avoid disappointments and frustration in the search for a peaceful solution
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Arch. Desmond Tutu launched appeal and initiative for peace in Turkey with many former head of states
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End of solitary confinement, democratization package and a transparent
process of negotiations are needed now, says BDP co-chair
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The full report of what Kurdish leader Öcalan said to his brother last Saturday
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Conference in London on 17-18 November. Live streaming will be available
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We need AKP government to take a brave step for peace, said BDP co-chair
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Trial against 205 BDP members, academicians, journalists resumed today
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Twenty-five people were sent to prison following arrests four days ago
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Refuting minister of justice's claims lawyer Sarıca says Kurdish leader denied visits
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Association of Psychologists for Social Solidarity organized Symposium in Diyarbakır
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Kışanak: In Şemdinli, it wasn’t an enemy I hugged, it was a person who took to the mountain risking his own life
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Syrian Kurdish Supreme Council issued a statement to underline its efforts towards a "democratic pluralistic Syria"
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Strong criticism followed interview with Abdulhakim Bashar in Rudaw
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Turkish media is remaining silent and hiding the truth while the children of this country are killing each other, said BDP executive
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One year today lawyers for Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan visited their client for the last time
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BDP deputies Pervin Buldan, Mülkiye Birtane, Ayla Akat and Diyarbakır mayor Baydemir sustained injuries following police attack on crowd
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Banning the meeting was a blow to democracy, says IHD
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BDP deputies have been attacked by police yesterday. BDP deputies Buldan and Ata sustained injuries
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A government cannot bring democracy by deploying police forces everywhere and allowing them to beat up everybody, said Demirtaş
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Large number of police units and armed vehicles have been sent to Diyarbakır from 11 cities two days ahead of banned peace meeting
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Diyarbakır independent deputy Leyla Zana delivered a speech on “Women’s Rights and Freedom of Expression” at the European Parliament
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Demirtaş: fair and legitimate to ask for the freedom of Kurdish people’s leader Abdullah Öcalan
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After the governor's prohibition, BDP and DTK confirm rally in Diyarbakır
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Aysel Tuğluk said the decision has "no legitimacy for our people"
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Asrin Law Office expose ongoing isolation Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan is being subjected to
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The meeting will be held in Diyarbakır and will call for peace and freedom for Öcalan
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Lawyer Abdulbaki Boğa outlines what he is expecting from the trial
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The PKK is a meeting of cultures, says Arab guerrilla Yekbun
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After being attacked by soldiers families of Roboski victims threw identity cards away
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A vigil to ask justice for the victims of the massacre attacked by army
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Kürkçü MP has released a statement at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe about the human rights situation in Turkey
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Trial of publisher Zarakolu and professor Ersanli to begin on 2 July
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Uludere Sub-Commission of the Parliamentary Committee of Human Rights Watch will discuss the documents about the massacre of Roboski
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International Initiative launched new campaign for Öcalan
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Independent deputy was sentenced for nine separate speeches
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Demirtaş MP underlined that the target of the local elections in March 2013 should be to increase the number of BDP-run municipalities
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Ten people in Erzurum handed down a total of 170 years in prison
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Mersin MP Ertuğrul Kürkçü pointed out that villagers in Roboski are going to trial instead of those responsible for the slaughter
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AKP not interested in pushing forward real reforms in new constitution
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Parliamentary Human Rights Research Commission to investigate murder of closed HEP Diyarbakır Branch chair Vedat Aydın
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Conference aims to reach a common approach based on the demands of Kurds in the four states they live in
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Human shields succed in forcing military to end operation
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Prisoners in Turkey end hunger strike
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We believe hunger strike has achieved its aim, says KCK
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Follow the conference at http://www.guengl.eu/
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The state has two choices, to solve problems through justice or to continue with physical and political slaughter. There is no third way
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BDP and DTK delegation in Strasbourg will be holding a series of meetings with authorities of many European Organizations
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Zarakolu said his release, like his arrest, came as a surprise
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Demirtaş listed demands of Kurds after Newroz celebrations
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From the 1st of March to the 21st the number of detained people rises to 1095
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People at Newroz demonstrations asked for freedom for Kurdish leader Öcalan
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Shots are heard as police fires live ammunition
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People celebrating Newroz attacked in Mersin
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Tear gas wounding and causing breathing problems to many people
End of solitary confinement, democratization package and a transparent
process of negotiations are needed now, says BDP co-chair
Conference in London on 17-18 November. Live streaming will be available
Refuting minister of justice's claims lawyer Sarıca says Kurdish leader denied visits
Association of Psychologists for Social Solidarity organized Symposium in Diyarbakır
