AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSchool Curriculum: A review of 130 Syrian textbooks by watchdog IMPACT-se says the new curriculum places Islamist identity at its centre, glorifies jihad and narrows portrayals of women. Kurdish in Classrooms: Kurdish parents and students are pushing back against plans to teach some subjects in Arabic, saying Kurdish instruction is vital after decades of restrictions. Children’s Support: Lionel Messi’s foundation helped fund 20 classrooms in Syria in 2017, serving more than 1,600 children affected by conflict. Women’s Education: Human Rights Watch says Syrian women are barred from most defence and security university programs. Old Damascus: A new city guide points visitors to the National Museum, historic souqs and the medieval Citadel as heritage sites reopen and welcome exploration.
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