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Turkish top court decided on Monday to accept the lawsuit against the ruling AKP demanding its closure. The lawsuit, which could last up to a year, raised concerns over a prolonged political uncertainity. The 11 judges of the Constitutional Court agreed unanimously to accept the indictment against AKP filed by the country’s top prosecutor on March 14, the court’s deputy chairman Osman Paksut told reporters… The Constitutional Court had previously ruled the closure of Islamic parties such as Welfare Party, which AKP has its political roots. Welfare Party’s closure ruling was later taken to the European Court of Human Rights, who decided that the ruling didn’t violate human rights. The AKP announced last week that it is working on a constitutional amendment making it more difficult to ban political parties, drawing criticism that it is seeking to circumvent the systems safety mechanisms. Legal experts are divided on whether such an amendment would help the AKP fight an eventual ban, some saying the constitution forbids parliament from debating or ruling on issues under judicial process.