Syria's Higher Election Committee announced the results of parliamentary elections in Kurdish-majority areas in northeastern Syria, filling nine seats. However, the Druze-majority Sweida province remains excluded from the electoral process due to ongoing tensions and demands for autonomy.
Syria's Supreme Elections Committee announced results for Kurdish-majority areas in northeast Syria to complete the People's Assembly. Sweida province remains excluded due to ongoing tensions and calls for autonomy. Kurdish groups criticized the limited representation.
Syria is holding elections in Kurdish-majority areas in the northeast to fill parliamentary seats, while the Druze-majority Sweida province remains outside the process due to ongoing tensions and demands for autonomy.
The Syrian Ministry of Justice has temporarily suspended a range of judicial proceedings in Sweida province, citing "exceptional circumstances." The decision, which includes halting real estate sales, civil and criminal cases involving non-residents, and public entity cases, has drawn criticism from legal circles who fear it will entrench legal and economic stagnation.
