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Turkish Kurds hold a portrait of jailed PKK founder Abdullah Ocalan.[Getty Images].
Abdullah Ocalan founded the Kurdistan Workers' Party(PKK) as a Kurdish separatist movement in 1978.
They waved flags bearing the portrait of jailed Kurdish Workers Party leader Abdullah Ocalan.
The party changed its name to KADEK and Abdullah Ocalan's brother Osman assumed control of the organisation.
Abdullah Ocalan, leader of the Kurdistan Workers Party, listens to proceedings during his trial in 1999.
Kurdish cultural centre in Berlin with PKK flag andposter of PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan hanging on the wall.[Reuters].
Jailed PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan studied at the prestigious Ankara School of Political Science during the 1970s and embraced Maoism.
The PKK's armed campaign was put on hold in 1999,following the capture and imprisonment of its commander, Abdullah Ocalan.
The PKK implemented a five-year unilateral ceasefire after Abdullah Ocalan was arrested in 1999, but resumed armed activities in 2004.
The PKK led a 15-year armed campaign for self-rule before declaring a truce in 1999 following the capture of its leader, Abdullah Ocalan.
A man displays an image of jailed Kurdish rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan during a demonstration last month.[Getty Images].
Abdullah Ocalan, the infamous leader of the Kurdistan Workers' Party(PKK), is expected to receive some company for the first time in about a decade.
In 1999, following the capture of its leader, Abdullah Ocalan, the group declared a unilateral ceasefire and later changed its name.
After a severe warning from Turkey, however,Damascus expelled the Kurdish rebels, culminating in the seizure of separatist leader Abdullah Ocalan in Kenya.
Erdogan has overseen a peace process launched with jailed PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan in late 2012 but talks were frozen in April.
Following the capture of its leader, Abdullah Ocalan, the party declared a unilateral cease-fire in 1999, but called it off in June 2004 and resumed its attacks.
In the statement on its website it said the attack was retaliation for the"continued isolation" of its jailed leader Abdullah Ocalan and the"lack of information" about his welfare.
After the capture of the group's leader, Abdullah Ocalan, in 1999, the militants began shifting its bases to areas outside Turkey, and mainly in northern Iraq.
A 15-year conflict between PKK-led militants, fighting for Kurdish self-rule in Turkey's southeast, andgovernment forces ended in 1999 after the capture of the group's commander, Abdullah Ocalan.
After the capture of the group's leader, Abdullah Ocalan, in 1999, the terrorists began shifting their bases to areas outside Turkey, and mainly in northern Iraq.
About 5,000 armed members of the PKK, also known as KADEK, have been hiding in Iraq's mountainous north since 1999, when the group announceda unilateral ceasefire and withdrew its guerrillas from Turkish territory following the capture of their commander, Abdullah Ocalan.
The DTP, which has yet to distance itself from jailed terrorist leader Abdullah Ocalan, is determined to triumph in the coming local elections.[Getty Images].
Meanwhile, PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan warned from his prison cell of large scale violence after June 15th if an agreement between the government and Kurds cannot be reached.
KCK was founded according to the principles of"Democratic confederalism" by PKK's convicted leader Abdullah Ocalan, presented as both an alternative to the nation-state and a solution to the problems of the Middle East.
The capture of Abdullah Ocalan in 1999 quieted the armed conflict between the government and the outlawed Kurdistan Worker's Party, boosting the tourism sector.
Political analysts say the DTP,which has yet to distance itself from jailed terrorist leader Abdullah Ocalan, is determined to triumph in the coming local elections and guarantee itself a continued say in politics and Kurdish issues.
While referring to"members of terrorist organisations" in general, the legislation is aimed mainly at an estimated over 4,500 PKK rebels believed to have taken refuge across the border in northern Iraq following the ceasefire declared in September 1999 on the orders of the party's leader, Abdullah Ocalan, who was captured in Kenya the same year.
After the 1999 capture of the group's leader, Abdullah Ocalan, the militants are thought to have shifted their bases to areas outside Turkey, and mainly in the mountains of northern Iraq.
Though somewhat inelegantly and inefficiently divided among multiple organisations and various authorities-- the BDP, the DTK, the KCK, the PKK and the figure of its imprisoned leader Abdullah Ocalan himself-- the Kurdish nationalist movement is evolving and articulating its demands on a national and international stage.
We invite[PKK leader Abdullah] Ocalan and the administrators of the KCK[the Kurdistan Communities Union, the urban branch of the PKK] and the PKK to modify their approach," the declaration read.