Arabic | English | Germany | Kurdish La situation humaine en Syrie s’empire quotidiennement. En effet, suite à l’évolution du conflit et l’extension du domaine de lutte, il y a eu de nombreux victimes parmi les civiles dans les différentes régions du territoire Syrien. Or, toutes les forces armées prétendent que leur but est la protection
Read MoreThe Center for Civil Society and Democracy in Syria (CCSDS) has finished the fifth workshop of the “Women for the Future of Syria” program, which was titled: “Women and Security.” It took place from May 28th to June 1st 2013 in collaboration with Creative Organization. The training was conducted by qualified trainers with experience in
Read MoreThe Center for Civil Society and Democracy in Syria, Idlib office, has completed the second phase of the project “A Child’s Hug” targeting around 100 child in the town of Saraqeb.The children were taught to draw and use colors. The trainers tried to support the children psychologically by keeping them in a normal healthy environment.
Read MoreThe Center for Civil Society and Democracy in Syria has conducted the fourth workshop in The Women for the Future of Syria project under the name of “Syrian Women… Advocacy… Civil Peace”. The workshop was held Gaziantep, Turkey from the 4th through the 8th of May 2013, and was sponsored by The Women Democracy Network
Read MoreDue 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
Read MoreAs a part of a series of activities held by the Center of Civil Society and Democracy in Syria (CCSDS) and within its strategy of activating roles in civil society CCSDS – delegated by colleagues Renas Sino and Rajaa Altalli- visited Jabal Alturkuman and Jabal Al-Akrad in the Lattakia countryside for four days from the
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