Protests in Al-Hasakah Against SDF

Citizens of Hasakah Province in northern Syria are facing an escalation of protests demanding the imposition of state authority and the return of displaced persons, along with an end to the dominance and violations carried out by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) against local residents. This mobilization began on July 22 with the establishment of tents for "Return and Dignity," protesting the distribution of seats within the institutions of the Autonomous Administration. Residents considered the allocation unfair and lacking equality between Arabs and Kurds. The protesters are calling on the Syrian government to regain control over the entire province, remove SDF checkpoints, facilitate the return of displaced persons, and release detainees. Tribal and government leaders continue efforts to de-escalate the situation, with a presidential delegation informing the protesters that their demands are legitimate and that they are working to implement an agreement to integrate institutions, which is supported by the government. However, reports indicate that progress in executing the agreement has not exceeded 5%, due to the control of the Kurdish Workers' Party over the integration decision. Negotiations are also ongoing with the Kurdish Autonomous Administration regarding the integration of the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) and managing education in the Kurdish language, with an expectation that the Autonomous Administration and SDF will be dissolved after the completion of the integration process.

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