18.10.2004, 22:00
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The Sur Municipality of the southeastern province of Diyabakir is to hold a short story competition both in Turkish and Kurdish. Sur Mayor Abdullah Demirbas told a press conference they would hold the competition in order to contribute to childrens literature. It will be a first in Turkey and the competition aims to develop multiculturalism and multilingualism, Demirbas said. Competitors will have to write five short stories both in Turkish and Kurdish. Those short stories will then be published, he added. Applications for the competition expire on Feb. 15.
und anti terror demonstrationen in mardin ( einst hochburg der pkk )
woran kann es liegen ?
lest euch dies durch, einst gesetzlich verboten und heûte veranstaltet der bürgermeister der stadt sur , ein schulwettbewerb in kurdischer sprache
bald ist kurdisch 2 amtssprache :daumen:
und noch ein scheinbar gewaltiger schritt
der begriff des staatsbürger soll neudefiniert werden und es ist eine de defacto abkehr von atatürks prinzipien
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I was pleased by a report in yesterday’s Radikal. ‘A report by the government’s Minority Rights and Cultural Rights Working Group has called for a re-evaluation of the concept of citizenship in Turkey and for a new, multicultural, libertarian and pluralist model of nation to be taken as a cornerstone,’ said the daily. If somebody had said such a thing just a few years ago, he would regretted it greatly, but now such things are being uttered at the Prime Ministry. In addition, the report writes, ‘Now there is a move towards not asking a country if certain people are minorities there, but rather accepting that there are minorities in that state if there are certain groups distinguished in terms of ethnic background, language or religion and which consider these differences an integral part of their identity.’ If one tries to implement the Treaty of Lausanne without question, said Milliyet daily columnist Yalim Eralp,
‘A report by the government’s Minority Rights and Cultural Rights Working Group
das ist eine türkische regierungseinrichtung
:daumen:
The Sur Municipality of the southeastern province of Diyabakir is to hold a short story competition both in Turkish and Kurdish. Sur Mayor Abdullah Demirbas told a press conference they would hold the competition in order to contribute to childrens literature. It will be a first in Turkey and the competition aims to develop multiculturalism and multilingualism, Demirbas said. Competitors will have to write five short stories both in Turkish and Kurdish. Those short stories will then be published, he added. Applications for the competition expire on Feb. 15.
und anti terror demonstrationen in mardin ( einst hochburg der pkk )
woran kann es liegen ?
lest euch dies durch, einst gesetzlich verboten und heûte veranstaltet der bürgermeister der stadt sur , ein schulwettbewerb in kurdischer sprache
bald ist kurdisch 2 amtssprache :daumen:
und noch ein scheinbar gewaltiger schritt
der begriff des staatsbürger soll neudefiniert werden und es ist eine de defacto abkehr von atatürks prinzipien
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I was pleased by a report in yesterday’s Radikal. ‘A report by the government’s Minority Rights and Cultural Rights Working Group has called for a re-evaluation of the concept of citizenship in Turkey and for a new, multicultural, libertarian and pluralist model of nation to be taken as a cornerstone,’ said the daily. If somebody had said such a thing just a few years ago, he would regretted it greatly, but now such things are being uttered at the Prime Ministry. In addition, the report writes, ‘Now there is a move towards not asking a country if certain people are minorities there, but rather accepting that there are minorities in that state if there are certain groups distinguished in terms of ethnic background, language or religion and which consider these differences an integral part of their identity.’ If one tries to implement the Treaty of Lausanne without question, said Milliyet daily columnist Yalim Eralp,
‘A report by the government’s Minority Rights and Cultural Rights Working Group
das ist eine türkische regierungseinrichtung
:daumen: