“No to terror, yes to brotherhood”. That was the motto at an anti-terror rally in Turkey. Tens of thousands marched through Ankara many carrying Turkish flags and chanting slogans calling for brotherhood between Turks and Kurds.<br /><br /> The organisers stressed it was not a political rally. Many were there to voice their support for the Kurdish community and condemn the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party the PKK. <br /><br /> “We have no option other than to accept our differences as a cultural diversity and live together. Therefore we condemn terrorism and embrace brotherhood. That is why we are here today,” said Settar Aslan who was on the march.<br /><br /> Ozgur Ergun gave his reasons: “I am here for brotherhood. I am here to put an end to these tragedies. Turks and Kurds are brothers. Separatists are the traitors. I wish to see the peace process finalized.”<br /><br /> There have been a series of clashes between the PKK and security forces in which hundreds have been killed since a long-standing ceasefire fell apart i
