PostA protest was held in front of the Rojava University building, rejecting the decision of the Syrian Ministry of Educatio…

A protest was held in front of the Rojava University building, rejecting the decision of the Syrian Ministry of Education that restricts the teaching of the Kurdish language to only three classes per week. A state of rejection prevails across all cities of Rojava, where parents and students are demanding recognition of the Kurdish language as a primary language and its full adoption as a language of instruction in the region’s schools, emphasizing that education in one’s mother tongue is a fundamental right that cannot be reduced or marginalized.