Kurdish women fighters seek place in Syria's new order after ISIS defeat
YPJ commanders report that Syrian officials have rejected proposals to integrate Kurdish women fighters as an independent brigade or battalion into the national army.
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YPJ commanders report that Syrian officials have rejected proposals to integrate Kurdish women fighters as an independent brigade or battalion into the national army.

Veterans of the campaign against ISIS are navigating political transitions and advocating for continued influence in Syria's evolving security landscape.

Former combatants who played a pivotal role in defeating the Islamic State are now navigating political transitions and advocating for greater representation in Syria's rebuilding efforts.
Female combatants within the Syrian Kurdish forces are holding discussions with government officials regarding a potential integration into the national interior ministry, signaling a shift in regional security dynamics.

Women who previously fought alongside Kurdish forces against the Islamic State are now advocating for greater political and social inclusion in Syria’s evolving governance structure.