Human rights of Kurdish people in Turkey
Leyla Zana matters
Oath-taking in the Turkish parliament is an event never short of exciting moments and surprises. Female politicians' dresses and shoes are always under scrutiny. And if you dare to make a political statement, it becomes an issue.
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Zana reportedly determined not to repeat oath before parliament
A leading Kurdish politician will reportedly not repeat an oath she is constitutionally required to take when taking parliamentary office even though the legislature's speaker declared her reworded version to be invalid on Nov. 17.
Speaker declares Zana's oath null and void due to 'Turkish nation' rewording
Speaker of the Turkish parliament has declared an oath taken by a leading Kurdish politician null and void due to the latter's rewording of the oath.
Another black day in Turkey's dark journey
Oct. 10 is already registered as another black day in Turkish history, after two bomb blasts killed almost 100 men and women gathered to demonstrate in the name of peace and democracy.
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Turkey teaches Kurds Turkish with 'wrestling, joking': Minister
Turkish Education Minister Nabi Avc? admitted Turkey has failed to successfully teach English as a foreign language in schools, while also praising the education system's success teaching Turkish as a foreign language to Kurdish children, speaking to reporters in Ankara on May 12.
President cites Oslo talks to justify exclusion of third-party from Kurdish peace process
Time has proven that the involvement of any third party would further complicate Turkeyâs Kurdish peace process instead of facilitating it, President Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan has said, citing the failure of a series of meetings known as the âOslo talksâ as one result of such involvement.
President cites Oslo talks to justify exclusion of third-party from peace process
Time has proven that the involvement of any third party would further complicate Turkeyâs Kurdish peace process instead of facilitating it, President Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan has said, citing the failure of a series of meetings known as the âOslo talksâ as one result of such involvement.
Kurdish education schools closed due to protests
Some in the east of Turkey began their education in gardens after the authorities deemed several schools planning to offer education in the Kurdish language 'illegal'
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New school year begins with problems
Schools have come under attack in southeastern Turkey, where the Kurdish issue continues to be a burning subject despite the ongoing peace process
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