Tribes in east Syria resort to their own judiciary over lack of trust in official courts
Tribes in east Syria resort to their own judiciary over lack of trust in official courts Tribes in the northeastern Syrian province of Hasakah agreed to set up a tribal judiciary system as an alternative to the official judiciary affiliated with the Kurdish-led authorities running the area. Tribes in Syria's Hasakah province agreed March 26 to set up their own judicial system. Here, children play near a US soldier during a patrol near Malikiyah (Derik) in Hasakah on Feb. 2, 2021. April 4, 2021 ALEPPO — Representatives of the Kurdish, Yazidi, Arab, Syriac and Assyrian tribes in northe...