September 15, 2017 - Fort Russ News - Paul Antonopoulos
The Kurdish police, known as the Asayish, operating in Syria's northeast Hasakah province have taken over a school in Qamishli.
The invasion of the school was triggered by staff and teachers refusing to implement a new Kurdish curriculum that forces all students, including Arabs, Assyrians and ethnic groups, to learn the Kurdish language.
During the police invasion of the school, staff and teachers were expelled and/or arrested.
In response to the unnecessary aggression, students made it known that they reject the new curriculum and do not want to learn Kurdish in the ethnically diverse province that is mostly Arab.
— Hamza sulyman (@hamza_780) September 15, 2017
Follow us on Facebook!
Follow us on Twitter!
Donate!
from Fort Russ http://ift.tt/2wvsRAm
VIDEO: Police arrest teachers refusing to teach Kurdish curriculum, students protest in northern Syria - Like This Article
Related Posts :
Alexander Rogers: Plutonium, Gaddafi and The Russian Bear - Like This Article- 40 Million Russians practice evacuation drill - Like This Article
- Alexander Rogers: Plutonium, Gaddafi and The Russian Bear - Like This Article
- 40 Million Russians practice evacuation drill - Like This Article
- Alexander Rogers: Plutonium, Gaddafi and The Russian Bear - Like This Article
0 Response to "VIDEO: Police arrest teachers refusing to teach Kurdish curriculum, students protest in northern Syria - Like This Article"
Post a Comment