Kurdish Centre for Human Rights
Centre Kurde des Droits de l’Homme
The displaced from Idlib described the situation in the northern Syrian governorate as tragic, and they confirmed that they lost confidence in Turkey and the mercenary gangs, thanking the Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria that received them in its regions.
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Kurdish language has taken great steps since 2012, following strenuous efforts. The foundations of protecting and teaching the Kurdish language were established. Efforts have evolved to establish research centers and studies for its development and finding language references in Kurdistan four parts and Europe.
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TUHAD-FED co-chair Mehmet Temizyüz said that the government thinks to have closed all the doors and left out social problems. Instead, he added, a strong opposition could open all doors.
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The displaced people of Afrin and the residents of Sherawa district denounced the violations of the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries on the villages of Sherawa district, and demanded the international organizations to intervene immediately to stop the violations of the Turkish occupation state against the unarmed civilians.
IHD Van Branch chair Murat Melet stated that Van has become a city of prohibitions and said that bans are not governor-bound, but are the will of the political executive.
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