Op-Ed: Will recent events in Suwayda open the door to greater discord?
The recent events in Suwayda related to the ousting of [...]
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08, 2022
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07, 2022
Op-Ed: ‘Confession’ videos under torture: A integral industry of dictatorship
Producing coerced confession videos under torture or the threat of torture is one way repressive regimes “keep themselves in power and tighten their control over the people,” writes Mansour al-Omari.
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06, 2022
Op-Ed: UN cross-border aid hangs in the balance as politics and need collide
On July 10, the UN Security Council will decide whether to renew a cross-border aid resolution that millions of people in northwestern Syria rely on. "A catastrophe is possible, and we must prepare for it," writes Mohamad Katoub.
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06, 2022
Op-Ed: The way they are: The reality of women with disabilities
Social views and media portrayals of disabled women do not reflect their diverse lived realities, writes Syrian journalist and feminist activist Raghda al-Shamiya.
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06, 2022
Op-Ed: How can German police help the families of the Tadamon massacre victims identify their loved ones?
There are multiple steps that German police must take to help the families of possible victims of the Tadamon massacre identify their loved ones while avoiding unnecessary trauma, writes Mansour Omari.
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06, 2022
Op-Ed: It’s not too late to confront anti-Syrian racism in Turkey
Despite anti-Syrian sentiment and attacks in Turkey, Syrian lawyer Ghazwan Koronfol writes “it is not too late to confront racism and defeat it. It is not too late to dismantle its rhetoric.”
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05, 2022
Op-Ed: The Tadamon massacre: Why publishing videos of mass atrocities matters
Full access to videos and images of mass atrocities in Syria is the “absolute right” of those whose missing loved ones may appear in them, writes @MansourOmari. He proposes 8 guidelines for organizations and media to follow.
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05, 2022
Op-Ed: Constitutional Court ruling in Turkey paves the way for ‘voluntary return’ plan
Last month, Turkey’s highest court ruled against Syrians who objected to their deportation. In this Op-Ed, lawyer Ghazwan Koronfol asks: Is the judiciary paving the way for “voluntary return”?