Turkey's Kurdish groups seek autonomy
Verenia Keet
Press TV, Istanbul
Turkish Kurds say Ankara’s general policy during the 13 years of the Justice and Development Party’s rule has been causing tension and conflict. They say a glimmer of hope that was offered by peace negotiations is now dissipated and the situation between Ankara and the Kurds is back to square one. Press TV’s Verenia Keet has more from Istanbul.
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