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The Kurdish movement has a great need for science. There are those who work very hard to understand Kurdistan and the Kurdish society. Kurdish movement, democracy, freedom, equality, law, universal principles of law, independence, equality of nations, self-determination of nations, human rights, etc. It means becoming aware of the categories and trying to gain them. The embodiment of these concepts, their strengthening as social, political and cultural movements, and their realization are important dynamics that advance the Kurdish movement.
Official ideology, on the other hand, does its best to empty the content of these concepts, distort basic social and political processes, reduce their power and neutralize them. It is clear that this attitude, which makes the state have double standards in thought and practice, is a natural result of the official ideology. This results in nothing other than polluting these concepts. Different criteria are always used when approaching Kurds and Turks. University, judicial bodies, legislative body, press, political parties and public administration appear as the main centers of power that pollute these concepts.
Guerrilla struggle intensely affects social and economic structures, political institutions and value systems both in Kurdistan and Turkey. There have been huge political and social changes in Kurdish society. The traditional social structure is rapidly changing and disintegrating. Social and moral values have been turned upside down; modern values are formed. Political culture is developing. Kurdish society is claiming its national identity and becoming free. Nationalization is developing among Kurdish people, in society, in feeling and thought. Kurdish people now want to understand and comprehend their past more seriously and try to understand the division of the nation and the country. He compiles encyclopedias, conducts research in archives, organizes conferences, equips and enriches himself with artistic events and cultural values.
