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Turkey’s parliament has reopened after the summer break, with officials promising to write up a new constitution by next year.
The rights of the minority Kurdish population are expected to feature prominently in the discussions.
Turkish President Abdullah Gul also told MPs a more liberal text based on secularism and Western democratic reform was needed.
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