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JOLANI.. FROM LEADING AL-QAEDA TO RULING SYRIA, THE RECORD HAS NOT CHANGED A BLOODY PAST BEHIND THE FACE OF POWER
Some of the names, photos, and dates of 12 young men who were killed under torture in the prisons of the General Security forces affiliated with the authorities of Jolani (HTS), since they took power in Syria.
From Bashar al-Assadβs Sednaya Prison to Jolaniβs prisons, the same scene is repeated: torture, killing, and victims behind bars.
#Syria
JOLANI.. FROM LEADING AL-QAEDA TO RULING SYRIA, THE RECORD HAS NOT CHANGED A BLOODY PAST BEHIND THE FACE OF POWER
Some of the names, photos, and dates of 12 young men who were killed under torture in the prisons of the General Security forces affiliated with the authorities of Jolani (HTS), since they took power in Syria.
From Bashar al-Assadβs Sednaya Prison to Jolaniβs prisons, the same scene is repeated: torture, killing, and victims behind bars.
#Syria
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Statement by Arab tribes in the ΕΓͺxler area of the Kobani countryside, which are reportedly operating under orders from the Turkish intelligence agency MIT and receiving support from it, expressing their support for the terrorist Majd al-Din al-Sheikh and declaring their backing for him.
The area has witnessed tensions over the past two days following the killing of the Kurdish fighter Siban by the al-Baggara tribes. The Kurdish population in Kobani held protests in response to this crime. Tensions then began between General Security (HTS) forces led by Majd al-Din al-Sheikh and Kurdish civilians after HTS personnel entered the area and provoked and insulted them, while chanting phrases resembling rhetoric used by ISIS, including βAllahu Akbar.β
This coincided with the Kobani prison incident, where a number of Kurdish detainees set themselves on fire in protest against the decision to transfer them to Aleppo prison.
Statement by Arab tribes in the ΕΓͺxler area of the Kobani countryside, which are reportedly operating under orders from the Turkish intelligence agency MIT and receiving support from it, expressing their support for the terrorist Majd al-Din al-Sheikh and declaring their backing for him.
The area has witnessed tensions over the past two days following the killing of the Kurdish fighter Siban by the al-Baggara tribes. The Kurdish population in Kobani held protests in response to this crime. Tensions then began between General Security (HTS) forces led by Majd al-Din al-Sheikh and Kurdish civilians after HTS personnel entered the area and provoked and insulted them, while chanting phrases resembling rhetoric used by ISIS, including βAllahu Akbar.β
This coincided with the Kobani prison incident, where a number of Kurdish detainees set themselves on fire in protest against the decision to transfer them to Aleppo prison.
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Head of the External Relations Department of the Autonomous Administration, Ilham Ahmed:
A committee has been formed to investigate the circumstances surrounding the events at Kobani Prison
Head of the External Relations Department of the Autonomous Administration, Ilham Ahmed:
A committee has been formed to investigate the circumstances surrounding the events at Kobani Prison
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Elham Ahmed, Co-Chair of AANES Foreign Relations:
βͺοΈWe will not back down from securing our rights and will continue our struggle through political and legal means.
βͺοΈThe people of Kobani sent a message to Damascus that attempts to break our will will not succeed.
βͺοΈOur meetings resulted in a decision to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the tragedy of Kobani Prison.
Elham Ahmed, Co-Chair of AANES Foreign Relations:
βͺοΈWe will not back down from securing our rights and will continue our struggle through political and legal means.
βͺοΈThe people of Kobani sent a message to Damascus that attempts to break our will will not succeed.
βͺοΈOur meetings resulted in a decision to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the tragedy of Kobani Prison.
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Today, 49 detainees were released, including civilians and members of the Syrian Democratic Forces, among them two women: Hala Hami Aibo from the Manbij countryside, who was detained with her 3-year-old child for about two and a half months, and Katrin Qasim Issa from Damascus, after they were detained on charges related to recruiting young men and boys for the Syrian Democratic Forces.
Today, 49 detainees were released, including civilians and members of the Syrian Democratic Forces, among them two women: Hala Hami Aibo from the Manbij countryside, who was detained with her 3-year-old child for about two and a half months, and Katrin Qasim Issa from Damascus, after they were detained on charges related to recruiting young men and boys for the Syrian Democratic Forces.
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With the seventh anniversary of the Turkish occupation of Serekaniye and the displacement of its people approaching, a new convoy for the return of the displaced will depart from Hasakah on Sunday, carrying more than 514 families from shelters and schools, heading toward their areas in the southern countryside extending from Al-Manajir to Tal Halaf.
Seven years of forced displacement imposed by the Turkish occupation and the entry of ISIS into Serekaniye, yet the people of Serekaniye remain committed to their right to return to their land and homes.
With the seventh anniversary of the Turkish occupation of Serekaniye and the displacement of its people approaching, a new convoy for the return of the displaced will depart from Hasakah on Sunday, carrying more than 514 families from shelters and schools, heading toward their areas in the southern countryside extending from Al-Manajir to Tal Halaf.
Seven years of forced displacement imposed by the Turkish occupation and the entry of ISIS into Serekaniye, yet the people of Serekaniye remain committed to their right to return to their land and homes.
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π¨#IMPORTANT Statements by PJAK Co-Chair Viyan Peyman:
Turkey wants to target everywhere Kurdish freedom exists. If there is no fundamental solution to the process in Bakur [Northern Kurdistan], war will break out there again. This war has only temporarily stopped for a constitutional solution. If Turkey insists on war, it will bring about its own end. PJAKβs military presence is non-negotiable. In Iran, a much larger war will take place, and it will also spread across the region.
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