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• Call centers were allowed to provide services for non-Turkish
speaking citizens.

• Settlements were allowed to readopt their former Kurdish
names.

• Political propaganda in different languages was permitted.

• Various important Kurdish-language works were published
by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

• Mountain pastures were reopened for use, and people began
returning to the villages.
• The Kurdish language appeared in parliamentary documents

for the first time.

• A commission of inquiry was set up to look into incidents in
Diyarbakır Prison.

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