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SyriaKurdish Students Boycott Classes in Northern Syria for Mother Tongue Education
Kurdish students in northern Syria are boycotting classes, demanding full education in their mother tongue and constitutional protection for the Kurdish language, protesting a policy of only three Kurdish-language lessons per week.
Background
Syria has a diverse population, including a significant Kurdish minority primarily in the northern regions. The status and rights of ethnic and linguistic minorities, including access to education in their mother tongue, have been long-standing issues within the country's complex political landscape.
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Kurdish Language Education Boycott in Northern Syria
First report 3h agoLast update 3h agoKurdish students are boycotting classes to demand comprehensive education in Kurdish and constitutional protection for their language.
Kurdish Language Education Dispute in Northern Syria
First report 3h agoLast update 3h agoKurdish students are boycotting classes and demanding education in their mother tongue, along with constitutional protection for the Kurdish language.
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