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Link for '1 million signatures for peace' campaign

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ISTANBUL - Signatures have started to be signed as part of the "1 million signatures for peace" campaign.

The Peoples' Democratic Congress (HDK) and its components launched the campaign "1 million signatures for peace" for a democratic solution to the Kurdish question in Beyoğlu district of Istanbul yesterday. The campaign was also opened for signatures on "Change.org".
 
 
 
 
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