PKK Women Fighters show Peshmerga soldiers how to handle the AK 47 in Kirkuk pic.twitter.com jhxVHr1ExH Qêrîna Bêdeng ( Qerina_Bedeng) November 11, 2014

In return, the PKK is expected to end its three decade long fight against the Turkish state.

Terrorism and human rights were discussed in the context of the struggle of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and the Tamil people in Sri Lanka.

The Kurdish people's struggle in Turkey, which led to the emergence of armed groups such as the Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK) in the 1970s, consists of both men and women to the highest chain of command.

This could be said of US conduct with regard to al Qaeda s precursors in Afghanistan in the 1980 s, and of its current dealings with terrorist groups such as the People s Mujahadeen Organization (MKO), and the Kurdish PEJAK and PKK.

A recently leaked account of Ocalan s strategy highlights the risk, for it cites the PKK leader as threatening the government with full scale war.

In the agreement, the parties agreed to share revenue, share power, deny the use of northern Iraq to the PKK, and not allow Iraqi troops into the Kurdish regions.

As Turkish casualties have mounted, the military s patience has begun to wear thin and Erdogan has come under growing internal pressure to take unilateral military action against the PKK.

Similarly, the ECHR found that Oçalan, the PKK leader, was within the jurisdiction of Turkey as soon as he was in the control of Turkish security forces in Kenya.

The Turkish military, however, oppose a high level dialogue with Iraqi Kurds on the grounds that the Democratic Party of Kurdistan (DPK), headed by Massoud Barzani, and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, led by Iraqi President Jalal Talabani, support the PKK materially and politically.

These tensions have been compounded by differences between Buyukanit and Erdogan over Turkey s struggle against Kurdish separatists led by the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which the military regards as a serious threat to Turkey s territorial integrity.

Tensions marked a high stage in late February 2008 when Turkey unilaterally took military action against the PKK which at times uses the northern Iraq region as a base for militant activities against Turkey.

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At a news conference on April 12, Buyukanit bluntly argued that a military operation in Iraq aimed at eliminating the PKK threat was necessary and would be useful.

Since January 2006, PKK cross border raids from safe havens in northern Iraq have led to roughly 600 deaths, many of them members of the Turkish security forces.

Besides the cited organizations, the movement has also attracted activists to the left of the PT, such as the PTSU (the United Socialist Workers' Party) and the PSOL (the Socialism and Freedom Party).

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Relationships with Turkey are tense, largely because of the Kurdistan Regional Government, as clashes between Turkey and the PKK continue.

Kurds held fast to their own ethnic identity. Eventually, the suppression of the Kurdish language and culture fueled a brutal insurgency, led by the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) which has cost the country more than 30,000 lives.

From Turkey s perspective, a confederation of Syria s northeastern region with the KRG might be favorable to continuing domestic Kurdish unrest, much less rule by the anti Turkish Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) along its border with Syria.

A recent interview by the BBC's Turkish service with a spokesperson from the Group of Communities in Kurdistan (KCK), an organization founded by the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), revealed that PKK plans more attacks in Western Turkey in the coming months.

As a result, the Erdoğan government has decided on negotiations with Abdullah Ocalan, the jailed leader of the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK), the armed Kurdish resistance movement.

If negotiations fail, however, Erdoğan will be held responsible for any deterioration in the security environment that results. A recently leaked account of Ocalan s strategy highlights the risk, for it cites the PKK leader as threatening the government with full scale war.

Labour seems to be in that situation today.

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PKK guerrilla attacks have resulted in more than 35,000 deaths since l984.

On March 21, at a mass rally attended by almost one million people in the southeastern Turkish city of Diyarbakir, Ocalan delivered a message of peace from his prison cell. He called for the end to armed struggle, and invited the PKK s fighters to leave the country.

Turkey accuses Iraqi Kurds of harboring between 3,000 and 3,500 of Turkey s most active Kurdish militants the PKK separatist guerillas who are blamed for the deaths of 80 Turkish soldiers so far this year.

If the PKK is able to launch a major attack on troops or civilians inside Turkey, the public outcry might leave Erdogan with little choice but to up the ante.

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His remarks reflect the military s growing frustration with the lack of concrete American support, and seemed designed to intensify pressure on Erdogan to authorize unilateral cross border operations against PKK bases in northern Iraq.

And there is more bad news for Erdoğan. The perception that his true objective in supporting the Islamic State is to stem the rise of the Kurds, bolstered by his apparent indifference to the agony in Kobani, has jeopardized one of his major legacies peace talks with the PKK.

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