Germany Hands Over Two PKK Militants
The Turkish Ministry of Justice has announced that Germany has handed over PKK militants Iltas and Kizilay.
Two PKK militants on Turkey's "red list", Mehmet Iltas and Mehmet Esref Kizilay, have been turned over to Turkey by Germany.
According to the NTV news, Iltas has been wanted in relation with the deaths of eight and the injury of four people in 1991, while Kizilay has been searched for in relation with the murder of a police officer in 1991. Iltas was brought to Turkey on 19 September and Kizilay, who was caught in Germany in March 2007, was brought on 23 November.
The Ministry of Justice stated that Kizilay had been caught in Germany in 1998, but that Germany refused to turn him over to Turkey because the death penalty was still in effect. (TK/AG)
related news
related news
other articles
KURDISH QUESTION
PKK Ceasefire to be Terminated on 31 October?
28 October 2010
KCK CASE
Court Dismissed Request for Defence in Kurdish
19 October 2010
7th Istanbul Gathering for Freedom of Thought
11 October 2010
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
58 Percent Said "Yes" to Constitutional Reform Package
12 September 2010
Rights Organizations 3 Years ahead of Foreign Minister
3 September 2010
