PoliticsTurkey’s PKK peace law brings hope to mothers, anguish to veterans
Ayten Elhaman spent the day watching television, yearning to be reunited with her son. Turkey’s parliament debated and approved a law this week that allows Kurdish militants to return home within a peace process. The initiative is intended to bring the country’s decades-long insurgency to an end. For mothers awaiting reunions, the measure offers hope, while veterans experience anguish over the development.
Turkey’s PKK peace law brings hope to mothers, anguish to veterans
