Document #2134874

UK Home Office (Author)

Country Policy and Information Note Syria: Kurds and Kurdish areas [Version 2.0]

https://www.ecoi.net/en/file/local/2134874/SYR_CPIN_Kurds_and_Kurdish_areas.pdf

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    Syrian Arab Republic

    Country information and protection guidelines for British asylum authorities on Kurds and Kurdish areas (territorial control; Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and connected actors; Syrian National Army (SNA); SDF integration into the state apparatus; SNA integration into state forces; rhetoric of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) regarding Kurds in Syria; treatment by various actors; stateless Kurds in Syria) (this document has been superseded by a more recent version: ID 2134874)

    Country Policy and Information Note Syria: Kurds and Kurdish areas [Version 1.0] (Expert Opinion or Position, English)

      enID 2127506
    ecoi.net description:
    Country information and protection guidelines for British asylum authorities on Kurds and Kurdish areas (fall of the Assad administration; situation of Kurds in Syria; control over Kurdish areas in Syria; Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and connected actors; Syrian National Army (SNA); SDF integration into the state apparatus; SNA integration into state forces; conflict between SDF and SNA; other topics) (supersedes ID 2127506)
    Country:
    Syrian Arab Republic
    Source:
    UK Home Office (Author)
    Published:
    December 2025
    Original link:
    https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/694964d71a2e540ccd8a5499/SYR_CPIN_Kurds_and_Kurdish_areas.pdf
    Document type:
    Expert Opinion or Position
    Language:
    English
    Available on ecoi.net since:
    15 January 2026
    Document ID:
    2134874

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