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Standing on the First Page of the End of Despair “Transparency in Emerging Syrian Institutions”
The lack of transparency and the spread of corruption in Syria are two of the main factors that resulted in a social movement that began by demanding reform and ended by demanding the overthrow of the country’s ruling power.
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The Second Meeting of the National Committee
Thirty seven of the SCP’s participating organizations met for a week in August 2016, in Adana, Turkey, to approve the rules of procedures of the SCP and to discuss the Civil Society Support Room (CSSR) at the Geneva peace talks, as well as the humanitarian file (SCP’s term for the humanitarian issues facing each area),
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The First Meeting of the Syrian Civic Platform’s National Committee
More than five years after the start of the popular movement in Syria, a group of civil society organizations in Syria and neighboring countries announced the launch of the Syrian Civic Platform (SCP) on February 10, 2016 in Istanbul, Turkey, in response to the international community’s failure to support cease fire efforts, protect civilians and
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Statement Announcing the Syrian Civil Society Platform February 10, 2016
This statement follows one and a half years of preparation, and is in response to the disappointment felt over the last five years due to the inability of the international community to implement international resolutions and support any efforts that aim to implement ceasefires, end bombing, protect civilians, support the release of detainees and know
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Warnings to Syrians Outside of the Country: Your real estate is at risk..
Legal loopholes and forgery networks able to change the official legal possession of real estate without their owners’ knowledge. Message from the Syrian Government: You need security approval to sell and buy real estate. Nidal Yusuf (Randa Alazem) was surprised that the house she possesses in Tilyani area in downtown Damascus, which contained many antiques,
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The Syrian Dilemma and the Euclidean Plane
By*NART ABDALKAREEM Let us wonder, for example, what if someone believes, while in anger, that what he sees in the mirror is not a reflection of his own image, but another person who wants to do evil things and cause him harm. Here we, or he, has two choices; to either feel afraid and
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