ANKARA, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Turkey's ruling alliance submitted a draft law to parliament on Wednesday meant to achieve peace with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in part by protecting many former militants from prosecution, and suspending prison sentences for many of those convicted of membership.The bill, which is expected to pass the assembly later this week, aims to end a decades-old conflict in part by facilitatingthe return to Turkey of potentially thousands of former PKK militants based in northern Iraq.

A framework bill governing the next stage of Türkiye’s drive to secure the PKK’s full disarmament and dissolution is expected to be submitted to parliament on Aug. 3, as talks…

A framework law is expected to be submitted to Parliament by the end of this week to facilitate the disarmament of the PKK, while lawmakers consider...