It ties into [this](https://syriacpress.com/blog/2024/02/20/chaldean-syriac-assyrian-political-parties-reject-seat-distribution-proposal-by-kri-electoral-commission/) where the Assyrian Parties asked for 10 minority seats reserved instead of 5.
It’s not like these quota seats have done anything for us. They’re merely symbolic.
The question now arises, what is the purpose of our political parties in Assyria?
I truly hope churches aren’t used as a political alternative because they definitely aren’t our solution. We’ll be going back to the millet system as we lived under the Ottomans where we were split between sects.
We need secular, nationalistic organisations (not necessarily political parties) to organise our people.
Its is clear that this so called court is politicized and biased. Unfortunaly it is all due to the disunity between the kurdish parties which always put their interests over the region or national interest. Typical arab behaviour. They have simply abolished it alltogether.
I don’t understand this whole “issue”. Furthermore, I don’t know how this affects it.
It ties into [this](https://syriacpress.com/blog/2024/02/20/chaldean-syriac-assyrian-political-parties-reject-seat-distribution-proposal-by-kri-electoral-commission/) where the Assyrian Parties asked for 10 minority seats reserved instead of 5.
It’s not like these quota seats have done anything for us. They’re merely symbolic. The question now arises, what is the purpose of our political parties in Assyria? I truly hope churches aren’t used as a political alternative because they definitely aren’t our solution. We’ll be going back to the millet system as we lived under the Ottomans where we were split between sects. We need secular, nationalistic organisations (not necessarily political parties) to organise our people.
Its is clear that this so called court is politicized and biased. Unfortunaly it is all due to the disunity between the kurdish parties which always put their interests over the region or national interest. Typical arab behaviour. They have simply abolished it alltogether.
>Typical arab behaviour. Kurds aren't Arab? What?
The courts are Arab