freedom of expression

In this analysis, Abdulrahman Matar explores the formidable challenges facing Syria's transition after the fall of the Assad regime. Drawing on historical lessons and contemporary developments, he argues that only deep institutional reform, an independent judiciary, separation of powers, and meaningful public participation can ensure a decisive break with authoritarianism and lay the foundations for a democratic state.

Freedom of expression is essential to rebuilding trust, accountability, and civic participation in post-Assad Syria. This article examines the challenges facing free speech during the transitional period and argues that protecting fundamental freedoms is indispensable for a stable, democratic, and inclusive future.

An analysis of discrimination and hate speech in Syria, examining their impact on social cohesion, freedom of expression, national identity, and democratic transition.

World Economic Forum convenes in Davos, bringing together political leaders, senior policymakers, and economic decision-makers under the banner of dialogue and global responsibility. The...