Part 12 of 12
The Bakırhan Interview, the Fifty-Sixth Day of the Framework Law, and the Class Anatomy of a Party from HEP to DEM
In Whose Name Will the Title Deed of Peace Be Issued? A Comradely Reading of an Oppressed People's Party
The Framework Law
Assessments, questions and debates on the legal framework of the peace process.
12 posts · August 9, 2026 – October 5, 2026
Part 11 of 12
Who Is Selçuk Mızraklı and Why Was He Kept Inside for Seven Years?
"The one who should be standing in front of this gate before me is Selahattin Demirtaş."
Part 9 of 12
The Price of Wanting Peace: The Tenth Year on 1 September
Academics for Peace, Dismissed on World Peace Day, Are Still Waiting at the Door Ten Years Later
Part 8 of 12
Closed Door, Leaked Text, Hired Mind
The Ground of Lawlessness, Concealed Talks, Electoral Arithmetic, and the Roles Assigned to Intellectuals: A Class Perspective on the New Phase of the Resolution Process
Part 7 of 12
Rejecting the Ruling Class’s Playing Field: The Reality of Hegemony, Passive Revolution, and an Independent Class Line
Beyond Reformist Illusions—On Building the Counter-Hegemony of the Working Class and Oppressed Peoples by Rejecting the Political Plane Itself
Part 6 of 12
An Open Invitation to Deniz Zeyrek on the Reality of Hegemony and the Class Horizon
Setting Aside the Illusions of Liberal Politics to Discuss Together Capital’s Deep Dynamics and the Class Solution
Part 5 of 12
A Class Assessment of Mustafa Yalçıner’s "Framework Law and Positions"
A Revolutionary Critique and a Comradely Contribution
Part 4 of 12
Class Analysis of the Framework Law and Socialist Strategy
Law, the State, and the Class Nature of the "Framework"
Part 3 of 12
A Dialectical Assessment of Can Atalay’s Statement on the "Framework Law"
The Illusion of Law, Structural Violence, and the Dialectics of Class Struggle
Part 2 of 12
The Class Anatomy and Historical Guilt of Those Who Say "Yes" to the Framework Law
Reformist Illusions, Historical Guilt, and the Independent Class Line
Part 1 of 12
What Does the 2026 "Framework Law" Conceal?
A Class-Based Analysis Against the State’s Authoritarian Restoration and the Bourgeois Regime of Non-Conflict