u/Interesting-Cat7307

video on the new agriculture minister and the iktefa company he worked in emoji:News:

How accurate are the info regarding the iktefa seizing lands ?

As in the stj report he qouted

https://stj-sy.org/en/syria-rural-hama-forced-displacement-and-unlawful-seizure-of-property-against-alawites-following-the-fall-of-al-assad/

"By virtue of their location along frontline zones during the conflict, these villages witnessed recurring military deployments and, at various stages, became sites of concentrated government troop presence. In previous reports, STJ documented incidents of displacement affecting residents of neighboring Sunni villages at the time, events that left profound social impacts on the area. The policies pursued by the former regime, whereby civilian areas were incorporated into its military apparatus, sowed seeds of sectarian division."

Then ofc it says " it remains essential —both legally and ethically— to distinguish between the political and military responsibility of the regime and the rights of civilian populations. The fact that the regime exploited these villages militarily, or that some of their residents may have participated in combat, does not strip civilians living there of their legal protections"

What is the truth about that ?

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u/Interesting-Cat7307 — 12 days ago

Opinion: one should acknowledge the wrong to remain on the right

The Prophet of Islam once told his companions to support their fellow Muslims whether they were oppressed or the oppressor. They asked, “We understand supporting the oppressed, but what about the oppressor?” He replied, “By preventing them from oppressing others.”

I am bewildered by people supporting the officials at the Justice Palace in Al-Hasakah for removing the panel that had the place name written in both Arabic and Kurdish. The panel had nothing offensive on it and only displayed the state designation, so why did the officials remove it? Does the law forbid panels from being written in any language other than Arabic? If that is the case, then fine — the laws simply need to be amended. But if not, then there is no reason to remove it.

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u/Interesting-Cat7307 — 14 days ago