'Every Syrian should have the right to visit Syria, to feel its freedom & to recognise its problems'

France 24Monday, December 8, 2025 at 2:06:18 PM
'Every Syrian should have the right to visit Syria, to feel its freedom & to recognise its problems'
  • Celebrations commenced marking the first anniversary of the ousting of former President Bashar Assad’s regime, yet Syrians continue to grapple with the aftermath of a 50-year oppressive rule and a devastating 14-year civil war that resulted in approximately half a million deaths and widespread displacement. Eve Irvine hosted Bushra Al Zoubi, a journalist and human rights activist, to discuss the ongoing struggles of Syrians post-Assad.
  • This development highlights the enduring challenges faced by Syrians in their quest for freedom and recognition of their issues, emphasizing the need for continued dialogue and support for those affected by the long-standing conflict and its repercussions on society.
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