A second conference called Gathering for Peace appealed to the Turkish Government to act cooperatively to the ceasefire announced by the PKK in December 1995.[11] The Turkish Human Rights Organization called for participation in a campaign[2] called the Musa Anter Peace Train, a train which started on the 26 August in Brussels and after stopping in several cities throughout the country entered Diyarbakır on the 1 September [12]where it was welcomed by 20'000 people.[6] An other initiative was initiated in October 1996 by the left wing Freedom and Solidarity Party (ÖDP). A campaign called 1 Million signatures for peace (Turkish: Baris için 1 milyon imza was called for and its signatures were eventually delivered to the Turkish parliament in May 1997.[13]