After the dismissal of Zeytun Kohzadi, the principal of the Javanroud Girls' Elementary School, Mehri Khosravizadeh, a teacher at the school, was not only dismissed for performing Kurdish songs, but after repeated interrogations, she was accused of propaganda against the regime and a legal case was opened against her.

 

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After the dismissal of Zeytun Kohzadi, the principal of the Javanroud Girls' Elementary School, Mehri Khosravizadeh, a teacher at the school, was not only dismissed for performing Kurdish songs, but after repeated interrogations, she was accused of propaganda against the regime and a legal case was opened against her. 

Their only crime was the performance of Kurdish songs by their female students. Songs and hymns that have been rooted in the culture and history of the struggles of Kurdistan for years. For years, the government has been marginalized in its suppression of Kurds, ethnicities, and peoples, but now the people are no longer marginalized, but are the text itself, and have turned every song and song, every hymn, dance, and dress into a symbol of their status and struggle against tyranny