By *Raneem Salem “The morsel of life” (Food) was the main tool used by the conflicting parties since the start of the war, after gunfire and killing failed to prove effective in putting an end to the uprising in Syria. Parties to the Syrian conflict became creative in using the weapon of starvation against
Read MoreIn 9/12/2015 the Syrian Transparency Network was launched. It is a voluntary network consists of interactive individuals regarding transparency , anti-corruption , accountability and setting the basis of good
Read MoreThe deteriorating humanitarian situation in Syria, as a result of indiscriminate shelling and arrests as well as the displacement of large numbers of people, makes finding a solution to the situation the top priority of the Center for Civil Society and Democracy. The Vienna Communique could be the lifeline for Syrians to emerge from their
Read MoreThe University of East London has announced 10 postgraduate scholarships for Syrians fleeing conflict. For more information, click here: http://www.uel.ac.uk/…/uel-offers-postgraduate-scholarships… The University of East London has responded to the refugee crisis currently gripping Europe by committing to offer ten postgraduate scholarships to Syrians sheltering in camps after
Read MoreZabadani Women’s Initiative Zabadani Women’s Initiative : “ STOP THE VIOLENCE ” For over three and a half years the city of Zabadani, in the southwest of Syria, has been besieged by the Syrian government. Zabadani’s residents were originally attacked by the Syrian government for rising up peacefully to demand human rights
Read MoreThe “From Noruz to Akito” campaign, which took place with the support of Center for Civil Society and Democracy (CCSD), aimed to promote the value of co-existence through public media. Adder Press covered the campaign in Qamishlo on its website. CCSD volunteers hoped to spread messages of co-existence, dialogue, and acceptance. through billboards emblazoned
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