Through my Eyes: Why the Kurdish Silence Towards the Syrian Demonstrations?
By Massoud Akko March 30, 2011 Many observers and analysts have been questioning the silence of Syria’s Kurdish community towards the recent upheaval in...
No Revolution by Remote Control
Through My Eyes: By a Syrian Human Rights Activist Damascus, February 8, 2011 This is a call for hope, don’t get me wrong. What...
Through my eyes: Tearing down the Wall of Fear
Damascus, March 21, 2011 Syrians are no exception amongst the Arab people in demanding our freedom. The explanation for our apparent tardiness was a...
If I were God
A tribute to Omaya Abbas If I were God, I would have made Omaya Abbas live another two months. It is a shame to...
Through my Eyes: I’m Syrian and I’m Jealous
A young Syrian journalist describes what he feels and thinks when watching the revolution in the Arab world these days By Abdulsalam Muen March...
Through my eyes: Fathers and Sons
When Bashar al-Assad came to power, Mohammad al-Abdallah believed things in Syria would finally change for good. Ten years later, he tells the story...
Through my Eyes: How the Security Forces stirred my appetite for a revolution
By a Syrian activist Damascus, March 2, 2001 The authorities in my country were really trying to be creative in dealing with the sit-ins...
A Foreigner in My Own Country
By a Syrian Stateless Kurd It was supposed to be one of the happiest nights of my life. One evening, my wife and I...
