المحامون السوريون يطالبون بالاعتراف الدستوري بالأكراد

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Reactions rejecting the Syrian transitional government’s Education Ministry decision of August 27, which limits Kurdish-language instruction to just three classes per week, continue amid calls to move from symbolic recognition of Kurdish to legally and constitutionally guaranteeing it as an official language in the country. In this context, several lawyers from cities in the Jazira spoke to our agency, ANHA, about the importance of constitutionally and legally recognizing Kurdish as an official language. Lawyer Rofand Khalaf said one of the main criticisms concerns the terminology used to desc…