Syrian war: Christians in Rojava fear the end after Turkey’s invasion
SYRIA’S Christians are facing yet another year of uncertainty as they approach the ninth anniversary of the bloody war which has seen their community haemorrhage huge numbers.
By Laura O’Callaghan
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Those living in parts of northern Syria such as the de facto autonomous region of Rojava had been hopeful of a brighter future until Turkey launched its Operation Peace Spring offensive in October. Rojava has been home to a pioneering democratic project since 2012 which has seen women and minorities including Christians given a central say in decisions. But Ankara’s invasion which sparked an exodus of civilians has seriously threatened the existence of the revolutionary vision.
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https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1221540/syria-christians-war-christian-persecution-kurds-turkey-offensive-northern-syria-rojava