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Criticism of the announcement of "QSD" printing its curricula in preparation for the new academic year.

The so-called "self-administration" of the "QSD" militia announced the printing of its updated curricula in preparation for the 2026–2027 academic year.

The announcement sparked a wave of criticism, amid widespread rejection of continuing to impose curricula that do not have official recognition from the Syrian Ministry of Education, which raises concerns among parents about the future of students and the certificates they receive.

Critics argue that insisting on adopting these curricula exacerbates division in the education sector, putting thousands of students in a state of uncertainty, demanding a return to recognized curricula that preserve students' right to follow their education and academic future.

https://x.com/HasakahMC/status/2079896043970249014

u/flintsparc — 2 days ago

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Syria's Transition: Communities, Trust and the Risk of a One-Color Future | Zozan Alloush

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u/flintsparc — 2 days ago

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The blossoming of the universal women’s revolution in the 21st century: The Rojava Women’s Revolution

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u/CommunalHope — 3 days ago

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The DAANES curriculum will be used for 2026-2027. During that time, there is expected to be agreement on the future curriculum and language of instruction.

> The SDF asked for the Syrian curriculum to be translated into Kurdish. Other Kurdish parties, including ENKS, support Kurdish-language education too.

> The decision reportedly lies with the president, who hasn't yet made up his mind (read: needs approval from Ankara).

> The Iraqi constitution recognizes sub-national official languages (that is, they're official only in the administrative regions where the relevant communities live) and protects a right to mother-tongue-based education. This could be a good model for Syria.

https://x.com/_____mjb/status/2079208557484945877

u/rkurdistanmod — 4 days ago

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Av ji stasyona Elûkê gihîştiye nêzîkî stasyona El-Hemahê li Hesekê Zêdetir agahî ji nûçegihanê me Mihemed Badilî

Water from the Alouk station has reached the vicinity of the Al-Hama station in Hasakah.

u/rkurdistanmod — 6 days ago

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SDF's Mazloum Abdi meets freed health workers after 6 years in detention

SDF’s Mazloum Abdi meets freed health workers after 6 years in detention

HASAKAH, Syria (North Press) – Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Commander-in-Chief Mazloum Abdi and Syrian Deputy Defense Minister for the Eastern Region Brig. Gen. Samir Osso on Friday received two healthcare workers who were recently released after being detained for more than six years by factions formerly affiliated with the Syrian National Army (SNA).

Sources familiar with the matter told North Press that Mohammad Alaa Ibrahim and Azad Abdul Karim arrived in Qamishli, in Syria’s northeastern Hasakah Governorate, following their release. The two met with Abdi and Osso, who welcomed them back after years of absence.

Before their detention, Ibrahim and Abdul Karim worked in the healthcare sector of the Internal Security Forces (Asayish). They were captured by SNA factions on October 12, 2019, during Operation Peace Spring, the Turkish military offensive carried out with affiliated Syrian factions against areas in northeast Syria.

The two healthcare workers were detained at the same location where Kurdish politician Hevrin Khalaf was killed near the town of Tel Abyad in northern Raqqa during the offensive. Contact with them was lost throughout their years in detention until their release was announced on Friday.

Human rights organizations previously documented cases of arbitrary detention involving medical personnel and employees of public service institutions affiliated with the Autonomous Administration during Operation Peace Spring in 2019.

By Malin Mohammed

https://npasyria.com/en/139262/

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u/rkurdistanmod — 6 days ago