The demand for Kurdish, which is still included in the parliamentary minutes as an "unknown language", to be the language of education is not accepted. Managers of associations fighting for languages called on parents to "teach your children their mother language".
In the panel organized by Newspaper Sabro, SUDEF and IHD within the scope of World Mother Language Day, it was pointed out that a linguistic genocide was taking place in Turkey and it was emphasized that the people should show a common struggle on this issue.
DEM Party introduced a new election song it prepared for the March 31 local elections. Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) introduced a new election song in the program it organized regarding the election declaration in Ankara. Omer Barası and Erol Saybak wrote the lyrics of the music "Serfiraz bo DEM Partî", which was prepared in Kurmancî and Kirmanckî dialects. The music and arrangement was made by Deng û Beng Studio and the singer who sang the song is Hozan Comerd. The lyrics of the music are as follows:
Ma Music is preparing to open Çand Ma for children to receive art education in their mother tongue. Şêrko Kanîwar stated that Çand Ma would be a Newroz gift to children and called: "Let's build it together."
The 217th issue of Xwebûn newspaper was published with the headline “Ev dem ew dem e”.
Jin magazine was published with the title "Women, children, disabled people... still in the wreckage of your rent".
Women from Silopiya both knit and teach in the courses they opened against cultural assimilation.
Yakup Selimoğlu, the director of the theatre play "Qral û Travis", which was prevented from being staged by the Patnos District Governorate, emphasized that they will continue to produce for the development of Kurdish art against the bans.
The 47th issue of Jin Magazine was published with the cover of "Women's struggles that broke the isolation regime of nation states".
Mehmet Ali Taşçı from Dicle Culture and Arts Association, who is preparing to celebrate Serê Salê with various events in Amed, said: “The content of our event is full. We will have a few surprises."
Ömer Fidan, Co-chair of Kurdish PEN, which continues their work based in Amed, said: “We aim to end the fragmentation in every area of Kurdistan and achieve unity. We want to raise awareness for imprisoned writers."
The 212th issue of Xwebûn newspaper was published with the headline "Serkeftin wê ya dayikan be".
Ma Music instructor Ferhat Ertaş stated that assimilation has been deepened with memorylessness policies towards the Kurds and said: "There is a need for great support against this."
Talking about the ongoing pressures on Kurdish cultural and artistic works, Talat Yeşil, one of the MKM artists, said: “A society exists, moves forward and develops with art. Even if we enter the dungeon, this struggle will continue."
While historical buildings are introduced in Turkish and English in Cizîr, Kurdish is not included. Birca Belek Language and Culture Association Co-Chair Fatma Gizçiler drew attention to the multi-faceted assimilation policies in the city and said: "We should not allow assimilation."