Ryan Biller
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The question for Syria’s many minority groups, including women, is how to chart an inclusive course toward a future that legitimately—not symbolically—serves the needs and rights of all citizens. The challenge lies in building a post-Assad Syria recognizes the voices of every community.
Syria’s New Government Might Be a Lot Like the Old Threat - Dame Magazine
Inside a dimly lit, smoke-filled bar in Damascus, a Syrian woman sitting to my left told me she was frightened. “Of what?” I asked. “Of our new government. Religious extremists, you must understand, a...
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May 1, 2025 at 4:16 PM
The question for Syria’s many minority groups, including women, is how to chart an inclusive course toward a future that legitimately—not symbolically—serves the needs and rights of all citizens. The challenge lies in building a post-Assad Syria recognizes the voices of every community.