PKK decision from Iraq: Iraqi judiciary bans three parties
The Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council has decided to ban the activities of three parties associated with the terrorist organization PKK and to seize their assets. Documents regarding the decision have been published. The Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council has decided to ban the activities of three parties associated with the terrorist organization PKK and to seize their assets. Documents regarding the decision have been published.
The decision taken by the Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council has been leaked to the local press. Accordingly, upon the request and complaint of the Iraqi National Security Advisory, it was decided to ban the activities of and seize the assets of the parties named "Yazidi Freedom and Democracy Party," "Democratic Struggle Front Party," and "Tevgera Azadi" due to their ties to the terrorist organization PKK.
The decision stated that information regarding the parties' links to the PKK was also confirmed by the Iraqi Intelligence Service and the Prime Minister's Office.
On July 23, the Iraqi government had issued an instruction for the terrorist organization PKK to be defined as a "banned organization" in official correspondence within state institutions.
Documents regarding the decision have been published.
Here are those documents:
News Source: 12punto
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