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The wave of assassinations reflects the failure of the Turkish-backed opposition factions to secure the area in north Syria, while their members are accused of facilitating these operations by turning a blind eye on smuggling operations from regime and Kurdish-held areas.

Abu Diyar and other Kurdish detainees spoke little, except for when it was necessary. I would find them whispering or teaching each other some Kurdish letters. I could hear some of them whispering to God in Kurdish as they knelt in prayer. At one point, Abu Diyar began to draw on the walls.

Hayat Tahrir al-Sham cracks down and arrests Salafists who support anti-HTS protests.

Summary The older woman told Human Rights Watch that the first time government soldiers and militias came to her village in South Sudan in 2015, all civilians were subject to attack. “The old men and women who couldn’t run were killed,” she said. “There was Gatpan Mut, for example, who was a little old, and Gatkui Jich, who couldn’t move, and many, many more whose names I can’t remember.”

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Residents of Syria’s southern city of Suwayda accuse the Syrian government of supporting gangs and the spread of weapons, which encourage violence within the community.

02/16/2022 Syria (International Christian Concern) – Fundamental Islamist groups are still highly active and present in Syria as observed by the […]

Analysis: Suweida has broken out into protest once again, but those participating in the demonstrations are different from previous unrest, reflecting deep-seated problems in the Syrian province.

The influence of religious schools is growing in Idlib, with their fundamentalist curricula under the supervision of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham.

Kurdish authorities have repeatedly cracked down on journalists over the past year, with a focus on media outlets affiliated with authorities in Iraqi Kurdistan, which have tense relations with their counterparts in Syrian Kurdistan.