US EditionSyria’s Kurds call for a democratic state that protects their ethnic rights
- Syria's Kurdish parties adopted a joint political vision for a "decentralised democratic" state during a conference in Qamishli, emphasizing Kurdish rights guarantees.
- More than 400 representatives from major Kurdish parties attended the conference aimed at unifying Kurdish positions after the fall of Bashar al-Assad.
- Mohamad Ismail declared a "joint Kurdish political vision" to ensure constitutional rights for Kurds and adherence to international human rights treaties.
- Mazloum Abdi emphasized that the conference's goal was unity for Syria, not division, asking for equal rights for all Syrian citizens.
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After being excluded from the Syrian National Dialogue Conference held two months ago, the Kurdish autonomous administration organized its own dialogue conference, which was attended by all Kurdish political parties based in the north-eastern Syrian regions. This meeting was held on Saturday 26 April in the city of Hasakah. The main demand is the guarantee of their legal and constitutional rights within a democratic and decentralized state.
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Syria's Kurds call for a democratic state that protects their ethnic rights
Representatives of Kurdish groups in Syria are calling for a democratic state that gives the country’s Kurds their ethnic rights after the fall of Bashar Assad.
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Syria's Kurds demand 'democratic decentralised' Syria
Syria's Kurdish parties on Saturday adopted a joint political vision calling for a "decentralised democratic" state in Syria with guarantees for Kurdish rights.
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