Stories and testimonies give a voice to Syrians who suffered violations and wish to share their experience.
When he was a university student, Ma’mou was beaten and humiliated by the Syrian security services agents, just for being a stateless Syrian Kurd. He once was slapped in the …
At last, after long years of bitter, suffering and deprivation of his most basic rights, Muhammad finally managed to realize his dream and obtained the Syrian citizenship. Muhammad Hasan Omar …
When the Syrian government took away agricultural land from the big landowners in Hasoud village and distributed it to peasants worked on it, according to the Agrarian Reform Law issued …
As a stateless, and after a month of repeated failed attempts, Mahmoud was forced to pay a bribe of SP.300.000, in order to register only one of his children at …
Belovajî hemî hemwelatiyên Sûriyê yên ku xwedî nasnametî ne, hîn jî "Hesen" nikare ku derkeve ji dervî wî welatî, ji ber ku ew yek ji Kurdên Sûriyê yên bê nasnametî …
As a stateless Syrian Kurd, Hasan is banned from travelling abroad. He even avoids travelling from one governorate to another, because he doesn’t have any official proof of identity except …
Rawda still feels sorry for her three sons, who were not able to pursue education and were deprived of all their civil and political rights. Rawda’s suffering is constant, especially …
Souzda could not accompany her sick mother to Damascus to seek medical treatment, because she is a stateless Syrian Kurd, specifically from the maktumeen[1] category. The suffering of Souzda continues …
Sanad feels sorry for his four children and wonders what their future could be like since they were born stateless. They will not be able to pursue education, to elect …