Kurdish families demand the PKK stop kidnapping minors
About two dozen Kurdish families have come forward since May 19 in protest of the Kurdistan Workers Party’s abduction of their children.
![TURKEY-KURDS/IRAQ Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) fighters walk on the way to their new base in northern Iraq May 14, 2013. The first group of Kurdish militants to withdraw from Turkey under a peace process entered northern Iraq on Tuesday, and were greeted by comrades from the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), in a symbolic step towards ending a three-decades-old insurgency. The 13 men and women, carrying guns and with rucksacks on their backs, arrived in the area of Heror, near Metina mountain on the Turkish-Iraqi border, a Reu](/sites/default/files/styles/article_hero_medium/public/almpics/2014/05/RTXZLM9.jpg/RTXZLM9.jpg?h=f7822858&itok=_HRGu3Om)
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