US EditionSyria's minorities demand decentralized state and a constitution that guarantees pluralism
SYRIA, AUG 8 – Some 400 minority representatives demand decentralized governance and pluralism guarantees amid ongoing violence that has killed hundreds since Assad's fall, organizers said.
- Hundreds of representatives from Syria's ethnic and religious groups called for a decentralized state and a constitution ensuring pluralism.
- They condemned violence against minorities by pro-government gunmen, labeling it as crimes against humanity, with a focus on Alawites, Druze, and Christians.
- Ghazal Ghazal stated that extremist ideology is harming minorities by killing them in the name of religion.
- Elham Ahmad expressed hope for a Syria that embraces cultural and ethnic pluralism in the future.
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Syria’s Minorities Demand Decentralized State, Constitution That Guarantees Pluralism
Hundreds of representatives of Syria’s various ethnic and religious groups called Friday for the formation of a decentralized state and the drafting of a new constitution that guarantees religious, cultural and ethnic pluralism. The declaration came at the conclusion of a one-day conference where some 400 representatives of Syria's ethnic and religious minorities gathered in an attempt to assert the rights of their communities in the country’s e…
Syria minorities demand decentralisation, pluralism
Hundreds of representatives of Syria’s various ethnic and religious groups called Friday for the formation of a decentralized state and the drafting of a new constitution that guarantees religious, cultural and ethnic pluralism. The declaration came at the conclusion of a one-day conference where some 400 representatives of Syria's ethnic and religious minorities gathered in an attempt to assert the rights of their communities in the country’s e…
5 Essential Demands for a Decentralized and Pluralistic State in Syria’s Rising Political Crisis - teleSUR English
Hasakeh conference urges a decentralized, democratic, and pluralistic Syria with constitutional reform and transitional justice amid ongoing challenges. Related: Syria’s De Facto President Ahmad al-Sharaa Flees Damascus Amid Israeli Attacks and Growing Druze-Bedouin Clashes 5 Essential Demands for a Decentralized and Pluralistic State in Syria’s Rising Political Crisis Renewed interest in establishing a decentralized and pluralistic state in Syr…
Syria's Minorities Demand For Constitution That Guarantees Pluralism
Hundreds of representatives of Syria's various ethnic and religious groups called Friday for the formation of a decentralised state and the drafting of a new constitution that guarantees religious, cultural and ethnic pluralism.
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