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Revolutionary Kurdish Education Initiative Transforms Remote Villages
<p>By Dr. Zara Hassan, Education Correspondent A groundbreaking education program in Iraqi Kurdistan is revolutionizing learning in remote mountain villages, bringing quality education to communities that have long been marginalized. The “Mountain Schools” initiative, launched three years ago, has already reached over 5,000 students across 42 villages, with plans to expand to 100 villages by […]</p>
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Press Freedom Under Siege in the Middle East
<p>By The Amargi Staff Across the Middle East, journalists are being silenced, imprisoned, and even killed for simply doing their jobs. From the targeted assassinations of reporters in **Iraq** and **Syria** to mass censorship laws in **Turkey** and **Iran**, press freedom is at an all-time low. According to **Reporters Without Borders**, 2024 has seen a […]</p>
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The Struggle to Save Kurdistan’s Vanishing Heritage
<p>By The Amargi Staff In the heart of Kurdistan, ancient villages, historic mosques, and centuries-old manuscripts are vanishing due to war, neglect, and modernization. From the endangered **Erbil Citadel**, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to the **Duhok rock carvings** that are fading due to environmental damage, Kurdistan’s cultural identity is at risk of being lost […]</p>
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The Revival of Kurdish Music in Exile
<p>By The Amargi Staff For decades, Kurdish musicians in exile have been preserving and evolving their musical heritage despite political oppression. From the refugee camps of Turkey to concert halls in Berlin, Kurdish artists are keeping their cultural identity alive. “Music is our history, our resistance, and our hope.” – Kurdish singer Şivan Perwer Today, […]</p>
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