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Negotiations In Brief
This pamphlet introduces the concept of negotiations and the most important strategies of this process, hoping that it sheds light on the importance of negotiations in resolving crisis in societies that suffer from war, conflicts and social divisions; just as the current Syrian crisis, which has resulted millions of victims up until now. Everybody,
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CCSD’s Vision of the Peace Process
Perhaps the most pressing subject among the Syrian people, whatever their background, is the current direction of the Syrian crisis and what may happen next. Syrians have been discussing several scenarios lately regarding the end of the crisis and how this will come to be. However, it is the death and misery caused by the
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Civil Peace and Civil Conflict in Syria
The Syrian citizenry today stands paralyzed in the face of a chaotic in Syria, with all its competing political forces anddivergent intellectual streams (both peaceful and violent). They are unable to make sense of the current situation – a situation that remains under-studied and under-analyzed. All that has been written about the current conflict is
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Statement on avoiding civilian casualties and keeping armed conflict away from civilians
Arabic | French | Germany | Kurdish The humanitarian situation is worsening as the crisis continues in Syria, with the progression and expansion of the conflict and the entry of new areas to the cycle of violence. This has led to many innocent civilian and resident casualties in these areas. What is happening now contradicts
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The Transparency Project Report
Due to the intense violence currently in Syria, public affairs work has become increasingly risky, particularly within civil society and relief efforts. At a time in which the need for this kind of work increases, especially in besieged areas due to fighting and lack of resources, the number of volunteers, activists, and organizations trying to
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The Civic Media Project
The Center for Civil Society and Democracy in Syria has conducted eight workshops through the Civic Media Project, including six introductory workshops and two capstones, between the 17th of September 2012 and the 17th of May 2013 in the Turkish city of Gaziantep. In those workshops, we targeted eighty-five civilian journalists and other media activists
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