Turkey’s ruling coalition has submitted a bill to parliament aimed at dissolving the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK). The legislation proposes a pathway for thousands of former PKK fighters to return to Turkish society. This move represents a significant step towards ending the decades-long armed conflict that began in 1984. The bill's passage could mark a turning point in Turkey’s struggle against Kurdish separatism. Details of the reintegration process for former militants are expected to be outlined within the legislation. The government hopes this initiative will foster stability and peace in the region. This development signals a potential shift in Turkish policy regarding the PKK.