Regime’s warplanes kill 14 civilians in Syria
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The Assad regime and its ally Russia conducted airstrikes in Idlib, killing at least 14 civilians.
An airstrike carried out by the Asad regime and its ally Russia killed 14 civilians in the Syria's northwestern province of Idlib on Monday. The airstrike also wounded 20 civilians in a market in the town of Maaret al- Numan in the opposition-held province of Idlib.
In Astana talks, Turkey, Iran and Russia agreed last September to turn Idlib into a de-escalation zone where acts of aggression are expressly prohibited.
The de-escalation zones agreement was set to expire in 6 months, with the possibility of continued renewal.
The de-escalation zones were set up in the greater Idlib region (including parts of Latakia and Aleppo under armed rebel control), the Rastan pocket in the Homs governorate, eastern Ghouta, including the Damascus countryside, and southern Syria (parts of Daraa and Quinetra governorates under insurgent control). The de-escalation zones notably excluded the American-controlled at-Tanf pocket, the areas controlled by PKK/ PYD and the Turkish-controlled zones in the north. (ILKHA)
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The Human Rights and Legal Affairs Directorate of HÜDA PAR organized a major workshop in Istanbul on Saturday under the theme “The Search for Social Consensus and the New Constitution.”
HÜDA PAR's Human Rights and Legal Affairs Directorate organized a workshop titled “The Search for Social Consensus and a New Constitution” at a hotel in Topkapı, Istanbul.
The workshop titled “The Search for Social Consensus and the New Constitution,” organized by the HÜDA PAR Human Rights and Legal Affairs Directorate, has officially begun in Istanbul, bringing together prominent scholars, jurists, and intellectuals to discuss the principles and roadmap for drafting Türkiye’s new constitution.
On the 45th anniversary of the September 12, 1980 military coup, HÜDA PAR issued a statement emphasizing that the institutional legacy of the coup mentality continues to affect Türkiye’s political and social life through the 1982 Constitution.
