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The newspaper's editor-in-chief Mehmet Ali Çelebi suggests that the recent censorship reflects the ruling bloc's attempt to shape any potential new "peace process" with the Kurds to fit their own agenda.

The team, committed to publishing the newspaper every February 29, reiterated their dedication, stating, "As long as we live, we will produce this newspaper 'for ourselves' on that day."

It has been announced that services in some languages other than Kurdish will also be closed for "economic reasons."

Backed by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), Botan International has established a Kurdish media education office and sound studio in Turkey’s Kurdish-majority southeastern province of Diyarbakır.

Those who have contributed to BİA Kurdî going online evaluated this step: BİA Projects Coordinator Evren Gönül, writer Şeyhmus Diken, BİA Kurdî editors Murat Bayram and Yusuf Önal.