Muş University's announcement for the recruitment of teaching and research assistants drew attention with the requirement of “graduating from the Department of Turkish Language and Literature” for applications to the Kurdish Language and Literature Department.
A recall order was issued against the comic book “Daima” for allegedly legitimizing the methods of an unnamed organization. “This situation is not practiced anywhere in the world” said Author Sena Şat.
The 249th issue of Xwebûn newspaper was published with the headline “People's organization is a must”.
“Agrija” clip, which focuses on the philosophy of “Jin, Jiyan, Azadî”, was published on digital media platforms.
Koçers (Transition from nomadic to sedentary life), who were forced to migrate to Dîlok due to state oppression, are struggling to keep their culture and language alive.
Kurdish language institutions called for mobilization with the declaration they announced in Cizîr, stating that they will raise their voices everywhere for the status of the Kurdish language.
The 243rd issue of the weekly Xwebûn newspaper came out with the headline "They said 24 hours, it's been 40 years".
The new issue of Jin magazine was published with the cover "The character of the war against women".
Jineolojî Magazine took its 31st issue on the shelves with the file subject "Başur".
It has been 15 years since Armenian artist Aram Tigran passed away. Neşet Güçmen, one of the Ma Music instructors, pointed to Tigran's contributions to Kurdish music and said: "Kurds will never forget him."
Xwebûn newspaper came out with the headline "Halay is freedom".
Stating that Kurdish and socialist artists are being isolated and intimidated through the policy of isolation, Co-Chair of BEKSAV Canan Kaplan said: "They are prevented from meeting with the public."
The 241st issue of the Xwebûn newspaper was published with the headline "Çeteyên hevpar".
Sebahat Tuncel, speaking at the panel "Jineolojî discusses democratic politics", stated that the main issue against oppression is "to surrender or not to surrender" and said "We will choose one of two things; either freedom or slavery".
Participants in the Munzur Festival drew attention to the plunder of nature and said: “All people should unite against the plunder of nature. Because nature is necessary for everyone.”