The Concrete Results of the Opening: Kurdish Signs - Sözcü Newspaper
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The first effect of the Framework Law passed in Parliament was seen in road signs. In Diyarbakır, Kurdish has begun to be used alongside Turkish on road signs.
AK Party Deputy Group Chairman Abdulhamit Gül reacted to the controversy surrounding Kurdish-language signs in Diyarbakır. Gül stated that the signs, which have existed for years, are being presented as new in an attempt to manipulate public perception, and that this is a cheap form of exploitation.
The practice of elective lessons in Zazaca, which has been used in Diyarbakır since 2014, with Turkish-Kurdish signs used since 2014, was shown as the results of the new solution process. Frame lies: 12 years of Kurdish signs and 14 years of Zazaca elective courses have been linked to the framework law was first published on Freedom.
It was claimed that the Turkish and Kurdish traffic signs in Diyarbakır were put up as part of the İmralı Process. The signs turned out to be 10 years old.
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