Turkey awaits its Constitutional Court verdict on dissolving Kurdish “Democratic Society Party”. Yesterday, December 8, Turkish CC was discussing the issue for 12 hours, however failed to adjudge, CNNturk reports. The President of Constitutional Court Hasim Kilic said that studying of the presented documents will take some time and the court verdict will be due by December 11 the earliest.

As NEWS.am reported previously, NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen expressed concern over dissolving of Kurdish “Democratic Society Party” issue discussed in Turkish Constitutional Court. He disapproves the wind up of the Kurdish party noting that it is essential for democracy in Turkey.

Turkish General Prosecutor’s Office lodged a claim against dissolving of Kurdish Democratic Society Party on November 16, 2007. The party is accused of supporting Turkey rupturing actions. The statement claims to renounce 221 party members of political activities’ right. 7 out of 11 members of Turkish CC should vote for the party to be dissolved.

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