
Peace Mothers, who came to Ankara to demand "concrete steps to be taken within the scope of the framework law", are visiting political parties in the Turkish Grand National Assembly.
Peace Mothers, who came to Ankara with the demand of "taking concrete steps within the scope of the framework law", visited the NEW Party and Chairman Özgür Özel in the Turkish Grand National Assembly together with DEM Party Spokesperson Ayşegül Doğan.
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Peace Mothers are visiting political party groups in the Turkish Grand National Assembly to demand concrete steps to be taken within the scope of the framework law.
Peace Mothers, who came to Ankara to demand "concrete steps to be taken within the scope of the framework law", are visiting political parties in the Turkish Grand National Assembly.
Peace Mothers came to the NEW Party Group for the first time today, together with DEM Party Spokesperson Ayşegül Doğan.
Peace Mothers met with NEW Party Group Deputy Chairman Ali Mahir Basarir and Izmir Deputy Gökçe Gökçen, and then visited NEW Party Chairman Özgür Özel in his office in the Parliament.
"THEY WANT THE PROCESS TO EVOLVE INTO A PERMANENT PEACE"
DEM Party Spokesperson Doğan said after the meeting, "Peace Mothers will express this eventually. They already have a written file. Let's not speak on their behalf, but they want the process to evolve into a permanent peace."

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