into the slots formed in the frame to retain the adjuster member to the frame when tension is placed on the second strap end portion, thereby providing a first locking action. The latch member has a pair of opposing side portions which have slots formed therein. The latch member further has detents formed thereon which engage detents formed on the bottom ends of the ledge portions of the frame and snap thereunder to hold the latch member in position against the end of the adjuster member. The ends of the xe2x80x9cTxe2x80x9d of the adjuster member fit into the latch member slots, thereby reinforcing the retention of the adjuster member to the frame. The adjuster member is thus retained to the frame even without tension on the straps, therebyLanguage has always been a pivotal theme in the Kurdish struggle for rights and freedoms in Turkey. The restrictions date back to the early years of the modern Turkish republic in the 1930s, when a campaign called “ Citizen, Speak Turkish! ” pressured minorities to speak the official language and Kurds faced fines for speaking their mother tongue in public. In 1958, Kurdish writer Musa Anter created a furor when he published text in Kurdish — the lyrics of a folk song — in a local newspaper in Diyarbakir, the largest city of the Kurdish-majority southeast. In 1977, the first Kurdish-language newspaper, Roja Welat, began publication, but was soon shuttered by the martial rule in the country.

Speaking to Al-Monitor, PSK Deputy Chair Bayram Bozyel argued the Kurdish language