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 Turkey: KADEP becomes country's newest party

 Source : The New Anatolian
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Turkey: KADEP becomes country's newest party 21.12.2006 

 

Ankara, December 20, -- The country's 53rd political party was founded yesterday with the Participatory Democracy Party (KADEP) presenting its foundation application to the Interior Ministry.

In a speech after presenting the petition, party leader Serafettin Elci said that KADEP is a participatory, libertarian, pluralist, secular and a democratic political party, loyal to people's rights and freedoms and rule of law.

"The state order against a contemporary democratic approach and social structure should be changed," said Elci. "The most acceptable and equitable state model is a federal system. Only a federal system can find a reasonable and permanent solution to Turkey's fundamental problem with priority -- the Kurdish problem."

Elci stated that KADEP aims to solve the Kurdish problem through a federal system that would also respect Turkey's present borders. "KADEP rejects every kind of violence and adopts a democratic, pacifist and political struggle," said Elci.

Serafettin Elci

Elected as Mardin deputy from the Justice Party (AP) in the 1977 general elections, Elci participated in the 1978 government under the leadership of Bulent Ecevit as housing minister. Spending 30 months in prison after the Sept. 12, 1980 military coup, Elci founded the Democratic Mass Party in 1997, which was closed in 1999 due to ideas in the party's program.

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The use of the term "Kurdistan" is vigorously rejected due to its alleged political implications by the Republic of Turkey, which does not recognize the existence of a "Turkish Kurdistan" Southeast Turkey. The Kurds have no rights in Turkey.

Others estimate as many as 40 million Kurds live in Big Kurdistan (Iraq, Turkey, Syria, Iran, Armenia), which covers an area as big as France, about half of all Kurds which estimate to 20 million live in Turkey.

The Kurdish flag flown officially in Iraqi Kurdistan but unofficially flown by Kurds in Armenia. The flag is banned in Iran, Syria, and Turkey where flying it is a criminal offence"

Southeastern Turkey: North Kurdistan ( Kurdistan-Turkey) wikipedia 

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