Turkish Digest
 
ISSN No 1554-8414
Thursday, October 02, 2008
Turkey's Kurdish Party Looks to Religion to Boost Political Profile
"Turkey's Kurdish Party Looks to Religion to Boost Political Profile
By Dorian Jones
Diyarbakir, Turkey
02 October 2008

After suffering defeat in last year's general election to the Islamic rooted AK party, Turkey's main Kurdish party is turning to religion in its battle to re-establish itself as the region's main political power. But there are concerns about the direction the movement is going. For VOA, Dorian Jones has this report from Diyarbakir in southeast Turkey."

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