Turkish occupation imposes its national anthem on students of occupied Girê Spî

A local source from the occupied Girê Spî confirmed to ANHA agency that the students of the occupied canton, which is supervised by what is known as the "Tal Abyad Local Council" of the occupation, began chanting the Turkish national anthem in their schools at the beginning of each academic week, which angered the students' parents, where some of them resorted to sending their children to special institutes.

Since the occupation of the Turkish occupation state and its mercenaries of Girê Spî canton and large parts of its countryside, following the aggression they launched against it on October 9, 2019, and the displacement of thousands of its residents, the Turkish language has been imposed in the curricula that are prepared and printed inside Turkish territory to be distributed to schools supervised by what It is known by its affiliated local councils, within the framework of the systematic policy of Turkification and ideology in the occupied Syrian territories.

The source pointed out that the students of the occupied province are forced to chant and memorize the Turkish national anthem orally and in writing within the educational curriculum, in addition to including the history of the Turkish state and pictures of the founder of the modern Turkish state, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.

In light of the spread of extremist and nationalist ideology, the Turkish state imposes a curriculum on school students in the occupied territories, and runs with a number of organizations of an extremist nature (Pakistani-Chechen-Gulf) a number of institutes and associations to spread terrorism again.

Previously, ANHA agency  published pictures of (Ataturk) on the walls of public facilities in the occupied province.

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