Bulletin de liaison et d'information - Institut kurde de Paris

REVUE DE PRESSE-PRESS REVIEW-BERHEVOKA ÇAPÊ-RNISTA STAMPA-DENTRO DE LA PRENSA-BASIN ÖZETÎ
ter that of Guatemala, to own a bank. All the
time DyAK's aims were clearly cited in its
articies of foundation, of whiçh one is clearly
important "ln'order for members of the
armed forces, who constitute a great mass,
to be forced into mutual assistance and solidarity
with the aim of ~uaranteeing
future for themselves ....
a better
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Turkish commissioned officers and pettyofficers
are members of DyAK. But the
non-commissioned officers, who every
month pay OYAK contribution money. are
not. They join the army, get a salary, pay
their share, which is five percent of their
whole salary, and are discharged. In return.
they get none of the DyAK benefits enjoyed
by their superiors.
Petty-officers, who also pay DyAK part
of their salaries, number around 80,000
members of this fund-turned-enterprise. But
there is not a single petty-officer in DyAK's
mana$,ement. Soldiers are not members of
DyAl