VOICED:25 years on, Turkish government addresses the Kurd issue

The video discusses Turkey's renewed debate on Kurdish freedom, highlighting the government's engagement with pro-Kurdish parties and the cautious optimism from the Kurdish minority. It explores public and opposition reactions, historical context, and the government's commitment to resolving the conflict that has claimed over 45,000 lives.

What has been the Kurdish minority's reaction to the Turkish government's new reforms?

• They have met the reforms with hope and caution.

• They have fully embraced the reforms.

• They are unaware of the reforms.

• They have completely rejected the reforms.

What is the DTP's relationship with the PKK?

• The DTP is a government-backed party against the PKK.

• The DTP has no connection to the PKK.

• The DTP is a rival group to the PKK.

• The DTP is a pro-Kurdish party close to the PKK.

What is the Turkish government's approach to communicating with the PKK?

• They are directly negotiating with the PKK leaders.

• They are using middlemen to send messages to the PKK.

• They have refused any form of communication with the PKK.

• They are using international mediators to talk to the PKK.

How is the new dialogue between the Turkish government and Kurdish representatives viewed by observers?

• As a routine political maneuver.

• As a minor step with little significance.

• As a failure in diplomatic efforts.

• As a milestone in the peace process.

What is the Turkish government expected to do to resolve the conflict with the Kurds?

• Continue with verbal promises.

• Implement concrete measures.

• Ignore the Kurdish demands.

• Seek international intervention.