The massacre of the village of Roboski continues to dominate the political agenda. The murder by Turkish warplanes of 34 civilians engaged in small cross border smuggling on 28 December 2011 is being tried to be covered up by government and military.

Gülten Kýþanak, co-chair of the BDP said on Tuesday at her party’s group meeting that nothing would save Prime Minister Erdoðan from being held accountable for what happened in Roboski. She added that the AK Party is the worst party in the history of the Turkish Republic, and that individuals mean nothing for the ruling party, while the state means everything. “We will be after those responsible for Roboski. Who gave the orders to kill people? The government has been trying to cover up what really happened for the last five months,” she said.