Ras al-Ain leans towards tribal rule in resolving disputes ...Syria

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Enab Baladi – Ras al-Ain Residents of the city of Ras al-Ain, northwest of al-Hasakah, resort to their tribal and clan references to resolve disputes and issues that arise among themselves, instead of going to the courts in the city, which is home to about 115,000 people. Some residents see this phenomenon as positive because it contributes to resolving issues peacefully, avoiding violence, and reducing societal tension, while others see it as a phenomenon with negative effects, including the loss of some rights and clan pressure on the individual. The clan as an alternative to the judiciary Ras al-Ain has a tribal nature, like most areas of the Syrian Jazira, and is located on the Turkish b

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