Stories and testimonies give a voice to Syrians who suffered violations and wish to share their experience.
Hasan Ibrahim did not find a better job than working as a porter. He was destined to live poor, and to be a father and grandfather of stateless Syrian Kurds. …
Rasheed was not able to master the Arabic language and not permitted to pursue education. Instead, he was forced to work as a house-painter at an early age to earn …
Juma’a has been stateless for 33 years, feeling like a stranger in his own country. He was once stopped by Syrian security service agents, who questioned and interrogated him as …
Bandaar still feels sorry for himself, since he wasn’t able to pursue his education like any other young of his age, he wasn’t been supported to do so, but rather …
Badea'a still feels sorry for her four sons. They couldn't pursue their education, nor could they fulfil their dreams and ambitions, because they are stateless Syrian Kurds, specifically from the …
Aheen feels like a stranger in her own country, because of being a stateless, especially since her legal status has not resolved to this day. She has not been able …
Ismail did not foresee that he might be over 70 years of age, and not able to realize his dream of acquiring Syrian nationality. Ismail Muhammad was born in al-Qahtaniyah/Tarbassiyah …
Muhammad’s mother, who was diagnosed with cancer, hadn’t been admitted to a specialized hospital in the capital, Damascus, because they are from a stateless Syrian Kurdish family, specifically from the …
Introduction It’s impossible for Ahmed to forget the appalling sight of the bodies thrown near him in the same cell. They were left for days before having a mass burial in …