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CCSDS Track 1 – Priorities for Negotiation
9. Prisoners, Detainees and Disappeared • Freedom of movement, security and safety must be guaranteed for all. The regime and opposition groups must stop lifting people at checkpoints and targeting and abducting people in any way. They must enforce and monitor this strictly with their armed groups. The UN, the parties and external governments must
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CCSDS Track 1 – Priorities for Negotiation
10. Trials, Punishment, Amnesty and Getting Truth and Recognition • As part of the transitional justice process, there should be a transitional justice commission and/or a program of sessions, discussions and dialogues to get to the truth. This should engage combatants who have not committed gross violations and crimes as well as victims and survivors;
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CCSDS Track 1 – Priorities for Negotiation
10. Trials, Punishment, Amnesty and Getting Truth and Recognition • As part of the transitional justice process, there should be a transitional justice commission and/or a program of sessions, discussions and dialogues to get to the truth. This should engage combatants who have not committed gross violations and crimes as well as victims and survivors;
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CCSDS Track 1 – Priorities for Negotiation
11. Disarmament and Security • External governments and other actors should immediately stop supplying weapons and military equipment to the warring groups. They should monitor their borders effectively to ensure that weapons, equipment and recruits cannot continue to flow into Syria; • A new or renewed national army which is capable of retaining the confidence
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Women for the Future of Syria
Program Vision We envision that Syrian women will play a leading role in promoting security and stability in Syria, as well as in the building of the state and society. Program Objectives: 1.Strengthening the leadership role of Syrian women in building Syria and achieving peace by
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The second workshop within the project: Women for the Future of Syria
The Centre for Civil Society and Democracy in Syria has finished the second workshop within the project “Women for Syria”. This workshop was held in the Turkish city of Gaziantep, between August 22nd and 24th, with the participation of twenty Syrian woman from Aleppo province, under the supervision of Rajaa Al-Tally, trainer Hind Kabawat ,
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