Asayish (also spelled Asayiş), the Kurdish term for "security", or Asayesh may refer to: Asayish (Kurdistan Region), the official security organisation of the autonomous Kurdistan Region of Iraq; Asayish (Rojava cantons), the police force of the cantons within the Democratic Federation of Northern Syria (Rojava)

Asayîş or Asayish (Kurdish: ئاسایش) Kurdish for security [1] is the Kurdish security organization and the primary intelligence agency operating in the semi-autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan Region.

The Internal Security Forces, [a] also known as the Asayish [b] in the Jazira, Euphrates, and Afrin Regions, [1] is the internal security and police force in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria.

The Asayish is the intelligence agency of the KRG, responsible for 'domestic security throughout the region'. Within Asayish there are political allegiances between the KDP and the PUK, but the parties also maintained their own intelligence services (KDP: Parastin, PUK: Zanyari).

The de facto Kurdish authorities gave the Asayish official legal recognition in March 1993, 78 placing them under the authority of the Kurdish Ministry of Interior and giving them jurisdiction...

The Asayish are the Kurdish internal security forces and fulfil various security roles that range from police to counterterrorism. The Asayish is comprised of six branches: traffic police, counter-terror forces, women’s Asayish, checkpoint security, general security and anti-organised crime.

2021年7月6日 · Since 2014, the Kurdistan Region’s armed forces — the Peshmerga, Zeravani (also known as Zeravani Peshmerga), Defense and Emergency Police (DEF), and Asayish (security forces) — collectively played a critical role in defeating ISIS in Iraq alongside coalition forces as part of Operation Inherent Resolve. Yet, notwithstanding coalition ...

2024年1月18日 · Across 4 days in January, Turkey conducted airstrikes on over 50 locations across North and East Syria (NES), targeting key electricity and oil infrastructure, as well as industrial sites, Asayish (Internal Security Forces) checkpoints, factories and civilian homes.

2025年1月8日 · The Asayish’s condemnation adds to a growing chorus of voices calling for international action to curb Turkey’s aggression. “These attacks threaten to plunge the region into a deeper humanitarian crisis,” the Asayish warned, urging international organizations to step in and hold Turkey accountable for its actions.

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