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The Turkish People's Liberation Party (Türkiye Halk Kurtuluş Partisi) is a political entity in Turkey that has its roots in the radical left-wing movements of the 1960s and 1970s. It emerged from a context of political turmoil and social unrest, aiming to address issues of inequality, imperialism, and oppression through a Marxist-Leninist lens. The party's foundation is deeply intertwined with the history of leftist movements in Turkey, drawing inspiration from global struggles against imperialism and for socialism.

The values and objectives of the Turkish People's…   Liberation Party are centered around the establishment of a socialist state that prioritizes the needs and rights of the working class, peasants, and marginalized communities. It advocates for the redistribution of wealth, land reform, and the nationalization of key industries to ensure that resources and power are not concentrated in the hands of a few. The party strongly opposes imperialism, viewing it as a major obstacle to the liberation and self-determination of peoples both within Turkey and around the world.

In its pursuit of social justice, the Turkish People's Liberation Party emphasizes the importance of solidarity among oppressed groups and supports struggles for national liberation, gender equality, and workers' rights. It envisions a society where democratic principles are applied not only in politics but also in the economy, allowing for the active participation of all citizens in the decision-making processes that affect their lives.

Throughout its history, the party has faced significant repression from the Turkish state, including imprisonment of its members and leaders, which has impacted its ability to operate openly and engage in mainstream political activities. Despite these challenges, it continues to be active in various forms of political and social struggle, maintaining its commitment to revolutionary change and the establishment of a socialist society.