100th-year amnesty in CHP before the convention: A path to return for those expelled, excluding two types of crimes
As the CHP prepares for its convention, an amnesty for members expelled from the party has been brought to the agenda in honor of the Republic's 100th anniversary.
The agenda items for the final Party Assembly (PM) meeting to be held before the CHP's grand convention have been determined.
According to a report by Ceren Bayar from Gazete Duvar, one of these items is the amnesty for those who have been expelled from the party.
According to the report, the agenda text conveyed to PM members regarding the 100th-year amnesty included the item: “Discussing the adoption of a principle decision to accept requests for pardon, excluding crimes against women and disgraceful crimes, on the occasion of our party's 100th anniversary.”
Among those expelled from the CHP are names such as Bolu Mayor Tanju Özcan, Mehmet Sevigen, Yaşar Okuyan, and Öztürk Yılmaz.
At the Party Assembly meeting, the MYK (Central Executive Board) Working Report prepared for the 38th Ordinary Convention will also be discussed and finalized.
News Source: 12punto
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