Members of the Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement and the Young Women's Union in Jal Agha, Jazera Canton, condemned the isolation imposed on Leader Abdullah Ocalan. They affirmed, "No one will deter us from resisting according to the leader's ideology and philosophy until his physical freedom is achieved." (Video and photos attached).
A jurist explained that Articles 3, 4, and 5 of the first section of the Chemical Weapons Convention stipulate the destruction of chemical weapons and the elimination of their damage. However, the Turkish occupation state disregards this treaty and uses these weapons against the people. (Video and photos attached).
The burning of crop residues causes damage to the environment and electrical poles. Despite a directive issued by the Agriculture and Irrigation Body banning this practice, many farmers continue to burn the residues. (Video and photos attached).
Political activist Maher Abu Latif from Suwaydaa emphasized that, after 300 days, the popular movement has reached every home and family, becoming a political and social norm and a revolutionary tradition. He warned against the Damascus government's attempts to sabotage the movement and incite discord, stating that there will be no return to the Ba'ath Party's dominance and its security forces.
People of Qamishlo will pay their respects to the family of Suleiman Youssef Al-Abdullah, member of the Internal Security Forces who was martyred. The condolences will take place in front of his family's house in the Corniche neighborhood of Qamishlo at 10:00 AM. (Video and photos attached).
On the eve of Eid al-Adha, the people of North and East Syria will visit the cemeteries of martyrs to light candles on their graves. (Video and photos attached).
