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Kurdish elective course enrollment hits record high in Turkey as barriers remain - Stockholm Center for Freedom
Nearly 60,000 students in Turkey have enrolled in Kurdish elective courses in middle schools this year, a record high that reflects growing interest in mother tongue education despite persistent state-imposed barriers, Turkish Minute reported on Tuesday. According to data shared by Hüdai Morsümbül, a Turkish language teacher who has advocated for Kurdish elective enrollment, a total of 59,372 students selected Kurdish courses for the 2025–26 aca…
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