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Syria's Parliament Abolishes Counter-Terrorism Court Amid Rising Tensions in Kurdish Region
Syria's parliament has voted to abolish the Counter-Terrorism Court established in 2012, nullifying its rulings. This legislative move comes amid rising tensions in the Kurdish region, where protests have erupted over fuel price increases and concerns about the integration of Kurdish forces into the Syrian army. The government has promised constitutional protections for Kurdish rights, but opinions on the integration deal remain divided.
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Ahmed al-Sharaa
Mohammed al-Bashir
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Syria's parliament has voted to abolish the Counter-Terrorism Court established in 2012, nullifying its rulings. This legislative move comes amid rising tensions in the Kurdish region, where protests have erupted over fuel price increases and concerns about the integration of Kurdish forces into the Syrian army. The government has promised constitutional protections for Kurdish rights, but opinions on the integration deal remain divided.
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