Under a ceasefire agreement with the Kurdish-led SDF, Syrian government troops have entered Kurdish strongholds, with the stated goal of facilitating Kurds' integration. But the situation is volatile, as DW found out.

I posted this report to highlight this often neglected conflict. It’s important especially right now, when the Kurds are set to loose their right to self-determination again.

  • lithiumground@lemmy.worldEnglish
    3·
    15 hours ago

    There will be no peace until governments separate religion from state. Everyone should support secular life and if they choose ,they should be free to practice their own religion.

    As a atheist person , I can’t express my religion, I know there are too intolerant people who might go so far as to harm you simplify for not believing

    • Phoenixz@lemmy.caEnglish
      1·
      13 hours ago

      Yeah, that won’t happen. Religion is a tool of control for the masses, perhaps because of that in democracies you see religions fall and fail so hard whilst under theocratic dictatorship they flourish

      Since these countries are full of dictator wannabees, I don’t see religion going anywhere anytime soon

      I fully agree with you btw, governments should be secular and religions should be prohibited as far as I’m concerned as these are just fairytales but they’re dangerous due to so many people still being dumb as bread