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Source: صحيفة العروبة
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The return of displaced Syrians and refugees to their home areas has reopened long-standing disputes over land, homes and inheritance—especially where divisions were based on family agreements that were never formally documented. Poverty, the loss of property, and the difficulty of securing housing and work after years of war and displacement have led some relatives to hold firmly to their shares, straining family relationships and sending disputes to court. Local reconciliation committees are trying to settle the conflicts amicably, while documenting ownership and regularizing the legal status of properties are emerging as key steps to protect rights and prevent further disputes.
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