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jilibay app QAMISHLI, Syria: Thousands of women rallied in the northeastern Syrian city of Qamishli on Monday to demand the new Islamist rulers in Damascus respect women’s rights and to condemn Turkish-backed military campaigns in Kurdish-led regions of the north. Many of the protesters waved the green flag of the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ), an affiliate of the Kurdish People’s Protection Units militia (YPG) that Turkiye deems a national security threat and wants disbanded immediately. “We are demanding women’s rights from the new state ... and women must not be excluded from rights in this system,” said Sawsan Hussein, a women’s rights activist. “We are (also) condemning the attacks of the Turkish occupation against the city of Kobani.” Kurdish groups have enjoyed autonomy across much of the north since Syria’s civil war began in 2011. The Kurdish YPG militia, which leads the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) armed group, is a major force in the area. But Syria’s power balance has shifted away from these groups since the Islamist Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham group (HTS) swept into Damascus and toppled Bashar Assad two weeks ago, establishing a new administration friendly to Ankara. Syria’s dominant Kurdish groups embrace an ideology emphasising socialism and feminism — in contrast to the conservative Sunni Islamist views of HTS, a former Al-Qaeda affiliate. Turkiye views the YPG as an extension of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), which has been waging an insurgency against the Turkish state since 1984 and is deemed a terrorist group by Turkiye, the United States and the European Union. Hostilities between the SDF and a Turkiye-backed Syrian force known as the Syrian National Army have escalated since Assad was ousted, with the SDF driven out of the northern city of Manbij. Syrian Kurdish leaders have warned that Turkish forces are mobilizing for an offensive on the SDF-controlled city of Kobani at the Turkish border, also known as Ayn Al-Arab. There is widespread apprehension among Syrians that the new Damascus administration will gravitate toward hard-line Islamist rule, marginalizing minorities and women from public life. Obaida Arnout, a spokesperson for the Syrian transitional government, said last week that women’s “biological and physiological nature” rendered them unfit for certain governmental jobs. Hemrin Ali, an official in the Kurdish-led administration of northeastern Syria, told Reuters at Monday’s rally: “Yes to supporting the YPJ. Yes to preserving the rights and gains of the women’s revolution in northern and eastern Syria.”

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YouTube star IShowSpeed has responded after NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill offered to race the streamer for $100K, barring one specific condition. On November 30, Hill went live on Twitch to play some Fortnite when he brought up Speed’s viral $100K footrace against Olympic sprinter Noah Lyles , saying that he should be given the “same chance” to compete with the streamer. He challenged Speed to a race for the same amount of money — but only if the YouTuber donates to his charity, the Tyreek Hill Family Foundation , a nonprofit organization that helps at-risk youth through health and wellness programs. IShowSpeed wants to race Tyreek Hill in $100K charity wager After this news spread on social media, Speed offered his rebuttal, saying he’s more than willing to step up to Hill’s challenge and donate to his charity. However, he claims that Hill has been ducking him, saying he pulled up to one of his practices and was rebuffed. “Tyreek Hill, you’re about 20-30 minutes away [from me]. I’m tired of hearing your sh*t. I pulled up to your practice last time. You didn’t wanna race me ’cause you were scared. “This is what we gon’ do. Let’s play by your rules. Let’s do $100K race, 40-yard sprint, whenever. Let’s stop the bullsh*t. You are 20 minutes away, and I will donate to your foundation or charity. Let’s race $100K for charity, in fact. “So if I win, you donate to whatever charity that I want to, or you give it to one of my supporters. Tyreek Hill, all you do is talk, bro. That’s all you do.” Related: 🚨| BREAKING: Speed called out @cheetah for a $100,000 40m race! 🤯 pic.twitter.com/4sepMfcrno At the time of writing, Hill has not responded to Speed’s rebuttal, leaving fans anxious to see if these two will eventually face off on the track. Hill is just the latest athlete to feature in Speed’s streams, following his broadcast with Lyles, renowned boxer Manny Pacquiao , and even Olympic gymnast Frederick ‘Flips’ Richard.

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