"Youth's struggle is foundation of pluralistic, decentralized Syria" 

A member of the Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement pointed to the pivotal role of women and youth during the 15 years of the Syrian revolution and emphasized that the struggle of the youth is the foundation of a pluralistic and decentralized Syria.

"Youth's struggle is foundation of pluralistic, decentralized Syria" 
12 October, 2025   09:41
HASAKA
Baz Mordem

Suriyaz Semo, the member of the Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement, stated that they have been part of Rojava Revolution for 14 years, confirming that youth need to play a major role in Syria's future.

Suriyaz Semo pointed to the policies of the transitional government in Damascus, which do not recognize women's or youth rights. She said, "Women and youth must play a leading role in Syria and the Middle East, as they played a pivotal role during the Syrian revolution."

Suriyaz Semo highlighted the role of women and youth, noting that in order to be able to lead the revolution, women and youth must adhere to their identities, train themselves according to the ideas of Leader Abdullah Ocalan under the slogan "We Began With The Youth, We Will Win With The Youth," and play a leading role.

"Leader Abdullah Ocalan's freedom is a red line for us"

Suriyaz Samou concluded her remarks by saying, "The freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan is a red line for us. We will organize ourselves more and train according to the thought and philosophy of Leader Abdullah Ocalan because it is a free thought and a free society based on the role and mission of the youth."

Ra'ad Hussein, the administrator in the Revolutionary Youth Movement office in Tirbê spiyê, expressed the desire to raise the voice of the youth in the new Syria, noting that the youth's struggle is the foundation of a pluralistic and decentralized Syria.

"We will build a democratic Syria by organizing components"

Ra'ad Hussein highlighted the prominent role of the youth in the revolution in nlNorth and East Syria and the Syrian revolution in general, and explained that they will build a democratic, decentralized Syria through organization and dialogue among all components.

Shaza Hussein, the co-chair of the Youth Council of the Democratic Union Party, stated that the role of women and youth and the responsibilities they bear in Syria are not yet at the desired level. She stated that the directives of Leader Abdullah Ocalan attached great importance to women and youth, and that women and youth must also have an important role in the Syrian constitution.

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