The DEM Party has requested a general meeting in Parliament for Selahattin Demirtaş following the decisions of the European Court of Human Rights. This situation could spark significant discussions about the state of law and human rights in Turkey.

The ECHR ordered Turkey to pay a total of 35,745 euros in compensation to Demirtaş. This ruling raises questions about Turkey's adherence to international human rights standards.

The DEM Party's group leaders also requested a general meeting for the detainees in the Kobani case. This case is seen as one of the most critical in Turkey's legal and political history.

The DEM Party aims to discuss the legal aspects and political background of this case in Parliament. This could be an important step for democracy and human rights in Turkey.