Cemil Bayık said Turkey government killing attempt to bring peace as Ankara rejects to take promised steps in meeting the demands of the Kurds.

“Negotiation is a bilateral attempt; we are not due to take steps unilaterally while Turkey government rejects our offers,” Cemil Bayik told Swedish Dagens Nyheter in Qandil Mountains of Kurdistan Region. He added we believe the peace period is dead but are attempting to pump new blood into it. “Change in Ocalan imprisonment condition, guaranteeing the right of the Kurds in the constitution and making changes in anti-terror laws are our main three demands to continue the talks,” he said, denying Ankara claim that only 20 percent of PKK forces have quit the country in line with the peace agreement.