要点
- Yunanistan suspended the operation of 8 minority primary schools in Batı Trakya due to insufficient students.
- Türkiye condemned the decision, accusing Yunanistan of violating the Lozan Antlaşması.
- The Türkiye Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson claimed that obstacles were placed on school registrations in İskeçe.
- Following the decision, the total number of minority primary schools in the region dropped to 76.
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The Türkiye Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned Yunanistan's decision to temporarily close eight minority primary schools in Batı Trakya on the grounds of insufficient students. In a statement made by Ministry Spokesperson Öncü Keçeli, it was emphasized that this situation constitutes a violation of the Lozan Antlaşması.
It was claimed that Atina continues to violate rights by evading the decisions of international courts and the recommendations of European institutions. Additionally, it was stated that new obstacles were placed during first-grade registrations at the Türk Azınlık school in İskeçe, suggesting a systematic practice aimed at weakening the minority's educational rights.
Following these developments, Türkiye announced that it will maintain its determination to defend the rights and legal interests of the Batı Trakya Türk Azınlığı. It was reported that after the closure of these schools, the total number of minority primary schools dropped to 76.
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- How many minority schools did Yunanistan close in Batı Trakya?
- The Yunan authorities decided to suspend the operation of 8 minority primary schools on the grounds of insufficient student numbers.
- What kind of claims did Türkiye make against this decision?
- Türkiye argued that the practice in question violates the provisions of the Lozan Antlaşması and deliberately weakens the educational rights of the minority.
- What was the total number of minority primary schools after the school closure decision?
- Following the closure decisions, the number of minority primary schools in Batı Trakya dropped to 76.