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Kongra Star Women's Movement Rojava on Twitter: "Iran state sentenced Zara Mohammadi, a Kurdish language teacher, to 10 years in jail. Women are protecting Kurdish culture throughout #Kurdistan, we must stand up
Zahra Mohammadi (Zara), Kurdish language teacher's 5 years imprisonment sentence confirmed
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Behrouz Boochani on Twitter: "Zara Mohammadi has been sentenced to 5 yeas in prison for her cultural activities, & voluntarily teaching the Kurdish language to kids. Although Kurdish in Iran is informally
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