As Syria begins to heal from years of conflict, rebuilding is not just about restoring infrastructure—it’s about restoring trust, dignity, and hope within communities. Social cohesion and transitional justice are at the heart of this process, laying the foundation for a peaceful and inclusive future. 🔹 Social Cohesion: Reconnecting communities divided by conflict is essential…
The direct violence inflicted by the Assad regime in Syria did not exist in isolation; it may fuel cultural and structural violence, reinforcing cycles of oppression and injustice. As Johan Galtung highlighted, different forms of violence are deeply interconnected. Ignoring this reality risks allowing structural injustices to persist long after the physical violence subsides. There…
In Northeast Syria, over 39,000 people remain in al-Hawl and Roj camps, with the majority being women and children. Many individuals are reportedly linked to ISIS, while others have been caught in the conflict, facing legal uncertainties and lacking access to adequate protection and services. The situation is particularly dire for the 24,000 children living…
