![RdiDefense's tweet photo. "Together for Civil Peace" Concludes with Discussion on Media Role: Divergent Views, United Against Hatred
Damascus - [6 / 12 / 2025]
The final session of the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, organized by the "Rights Defense Initiative," concluded its proceedings in Damascus, focusing on the third and final topic: "The role of official and unofficial media in producing responsible national discourse."
The discussions witnessed significant interaction on how to transform media messaging into a bridge to enhance civil peace, emphasizing the delivery of professional and transparent discourse that takes into account the sensitivity of the Syrian situation and current societal and political complexities. The session was marked by differing opinions and perspectives among the speakers regarding implementation mechanisms and the nature of the required discourse; however, all were united on on combating hate speech.
Prominent Media Professionals and Speakers
This concluding theme featured an elite group of media professionals, experts, and activists who presented multi-dimensional insights into the ethical and professional responsibilities of the media in the current phase:
Sherin Ibrahim - Media professional from the Dar Association.
Khorshid Deli - Analyst in Syrian, Kurdish, and Turkish Affairs.
Father Jihad - Servant of the Mar Musa al-Habashi Monastery – Al-Nabk.
Maha Qaranfuli - Civil society activist.
The speakers emphasized the necessity of adopting media strategies that promote mutual understanding, alongside the imperative for laws that criminalize and combat hate speech, and support the transitional justice mechanisms discussed by participants in previous rounds.
Thus, the curtain falls on the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, affirming that national dialogue and collaborative action, despite differing viewpoints, are the path towards a stable and just future.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7vF9vXXIAALf96.jpg)
![RdiDefense's tweet photo. "Together for Civil Peace" Concludes with Discussion on Media Role: Divergent Views, United Against Hatred
Damascus - [6 / 12 / 2025]
The final session of the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, organized by the "Rights Defense Initiative," concluded its proceedings in Damascus, focusing on the third and final topic: "The role of official and unofficial media in producing responsible national discourse."
The discussions witnessed significant interaction on how to transform media messaging into a bridge to enhance civil peace, emphasizing the delivery of professional and transparent discourse that takes into account the sensitivity of the Syrian situation and current societal and political complexities. The session was marked by differing opinions and perspectives among the speakers regarding implementation mechanisms and the nature of the required discourse; however, all were united on on combating hate speech.
Prominent Media Professionals and Speakers
This concluding theme featured an elite group of media professionals, experts, and activists who presented multi-dimensional insights into the ethical and professional responsibilities of the media in the current phase:
Sherin Ibrahim - Media professional from the Dar Association.
Khorshid Deli - Analyst in Syrian, Kurdish, and Turkish Affairs.
Father Jihad - Servant of the Mar Musa al-Habashi Monastery – Al-Nabk.
Maha Qaranfuli - Civil society activist.
The speakers emphasized the necessity of adopting media strategies that promote mutual understanding, alongside the imperative for laws that criminalize and combat hate speech, and support the transitional justice mechanisms discussed by participants in previous rounds.
Thus, the curtain falls on the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, affirming that national dialogue and collaborative action, despite differing viewpoints, are the path towards a stable and just future.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7vF9vVXcAUVBqS.jpg)
![RdiDefense's tweet photo. "Together for Civil Peace" Concludes with Discussion on Media Role: Divergent Views, United Against Hatred
Damascus - [6 / 12 / 2025]
The final session of the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, organized by the "Rights Defense Initiative," concluded its proceedings in Damascus, focusing on the third and final topic: "The role of official and unofficial media in producing responsible national discourse."
The discussions witnessed significant interaction on how to transform media messaging into a bridge to enhance civil peace, emphasizing the delivery of professional and transparent discourse that takes into account the sensitivity of the Syrian situation and current societal and political complexities. The session was marked by differing opinions and perspectives among the speakers regarding implementation mechanisms and the nature of the required discourse; however, all were united on on combating hate speech.
Prominent Media Professionals and Speakers
This concluding theme featured an elite group of media professionals, experts, and activists who presented multi-dimensional insights into the ethical and professional responsibilities of the media in the current phase:
Sherin Ibrahim - Media professional from the Dar Association.
Khorshid Deli - Analyst in Syrian, Kurdish, and Turkish Affairs.
Father Jihad - Servant of the Mar Musa al-Habashi Monastery – Al-Nabk.
Maha Qaranfuli - Civil society activist.
The speakers emphasized the necessity of adopting media strategies that promote mutual understanding, alongside the imperative for laws that criminalize and combat hate speech, and support the transitional justice mechanisms discussed by participants in previous rounds.
Thus, the curtain falls on the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, affirming that national dialogue and collaborative action, despite differing viewpoints, are the path towards a stable and just future.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7vF9vUWwAApCvc.jpg)
![RdiDefense's tweet photo. "Together for Social Peace" Concludes Discussions on Transitional Justice in Damascus
Damascus – [6/12/2025]
The concluding session of the "Together for Social Peace and Community Cohesion"project, organized by the "Rights Defense Initiative," concluded in Damascus its discussion of the second crucial topic, "Transitional Justice: Implementation Mechanisms and Guarantees." This part of the session witnessed in-depth dialogue aimed at transforming the recommendations gathered from seven Syrian cities into a practical roadmap.
Discussions in the second topic focused on the challenges and mechanisms related to activating transitional justice within the Syrian context. The interventions covered key themes including:
• Transitional justice between acknowledgment and implementation, with a focus on the role of civil society in advancing this process.
• Proposed mechanisms for applying the project's recommendations at governmental, community, and international levels.
• Community reconciliation mechanisms as a bridge to activating transitional justice, and the role of civil and governmental parties in this.
• Discussions on ways and mechanisms to support victims and activate their networks, with emphasis on the necessity of ensuring comprehensive and non-selective accountability.
Specialized Legal and Human Rights Participation
The topic featured an elite group of legal and human rights experts who presented their specialized visions on how to move forward with the transitional justice file. Prominent participants included:
• Zahra Barazi – Vice President of the Transitional Justice Body.
• Al-Mu'tasim Al-Kilani – Specialist in International Law.
• Khaled Ibrahim – Official in the Department of Foreign Relations in the Autonomous Administration.
• Orhan Kamal – Representative of the Victims' Solidarity League.
• Zeno Zeno – Operations Director at the Gharsa Foundation.
The concluding session continues with the discussion of the third topic, which will address "The Role of Official and Unofficial Media in Producing Responsible National Discourse," paving the way for formulating the project's final recommendations and executive roadmap.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7fdl4TXIAAU5ur.jpg)
![RdiDefense's tweet photo. "Together for Social Peace" Concludes Discussions on Transitional Justice in Damascus
Damascus – [6/12/2025]
The concluding session of the "Together for Social Peace and Community Cohesion"project, organized by the "Rights Defense Initiative," concluded in Damascus its discussion of the second crucial topic, "Transitional Justice: Implementation Mechanisms and Guarantees." This part of the session witnessed in-depth dialogue aimed at transforming the recommendations gathered from seven Syrian cities into a practical roadmap.
Discussions in the second topic focused on the challenges and mechanisms related to activating transitional justice within the Syrian context. The interventions covered key themes including:
• Transitional justice between acknowledgment and implementation, with a focus on the role of civil society in advancing this process.
• Proposed mechanisms for applying the project's recommendations at governmental, community, and international levels.
• Community reconciliation mechanisms as a bridge to activating transitional justice, and the role of civil and governmental parties in this.
• Discussions on ways and mechanisms to support victims and activate their networks, with emphasis on the necessity of ensuring comprehensive and non-selective accountability.
Specialized Legal and Human Rights Participation
The topic featured an elite group of legal and human rights experts who presented their specialized visions on how to move forward with the transitional justice file. Prominent participants included:
• Zahra Barazi – Vice President of the Transitional Justice Body.
• Al-Mu'tasim Al-Kilani – Specialist in International Law.
• Khaled Ibrahim – Official in the Department of Foreign Relations in the Autonomous Administration.
• Orhan Kamal – Representative of the Victims' Solidarity League.
• Zeno Zeno – Operations Director at the Gharsa Foundation.
The concluding session continues with the discussion of the third topic, which will address "The Role of Official and Unofficial Media in Producing Responsible National Discourse," paving the way for formulating the project's final recommendations and executive roadmap.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7fdl4TWIAE0pHf.jpg)
![RdiDefense's tweet photo. "Together for Social Peace" Concludes Discussions on Transitional Justice in Damascus
Damascus – [6/12/2025]
The concluding session of the "Together for Social Peace and Community Cohesion"project, organized by the "Rights Defense Initiative," concluded in Damascus its discussion of the second crucial topic, "Transitional Justice: Implementation Mechanisms and Guarantees." This part of the session witnessed in-depth dialogue aimed at transforming the recommendations gathered from seven Syrian cities into a practical roadmap.
Discussions in the second topic focused on the challenges and mechanisms related to activating transitional justice within the Syrian context. The interventions covered key themes including:
• Transitional justice between acknowledgment and implementation, with a focus on the role of civil society in advancing this process.
• Proposed mechanisms for applying the project's recommendations at governmental, community, and international levels.
• Community reconciliation mechanisms as a bridge to activating transitional justice, and the role of civil and governmental parties in this.
• Discussions on ways and mechanisms to support victims and activate their networks, with emphasis on the necessity of ensuring comprehensive and non-selective accountability.
Specialized Legal and Human Rights Participation
The topic featured an elite group of legal and human rights experts who presented their specialized visions on how to move forward with the transitional justice file. Prominent participants included:
• Zahra Barazi – Vice President of the Transitional Justice Body.
• Al-Mu'tasim Al-Kilani – Specialist in International Law.
• Khaled Ibrahim – Official in the Department of Foreign Relations in the Autonomous Administration.
• Orhan Kamal – Representative of the Victims' Solidarity League.
• Zeno Zeno – Operations Director at the Gharsa Foundation.
The concluding session continues with the discussion of the third topic, which will address "The Role of Official and Unofficial Media in Producing Responsible National Discourse," paving the way for formulating the project's final recommendations and executive roadmap.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7fdl4SXYAAfX4d.jpg)
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“Community Women Mediators Network for Peace and Recovery.” Mechanism for Selecting Network Members and Beneficiaries
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The Community Women Mediators Network for Peace and Recovery project is built on three main pillars:
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From Decree 93 to Decree 13.. Serious discussions and practical mechanisms to redress grievances and restore rights.
Launching the Community Women Mediators Network for Peace and Recovery Project
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The Right Defense Initiative and Omran Center Organize a Dialogue Seminar in Qamishli on the Rights of Stateless Kurds: From Decree 93 to Decree 13
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RDI (The Rights Defense Initiative) Participates in Consultative Sessions with the United Nations on Education, Missing Persons, and Transitional Justice in Syria
https://t.co/5G0kM86wNf
" Rights Defense Initiative(rdi)", in collaboration with 93 Syrian and international organizations, welcomes the full renewal of the mandate of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic (COI).
https://t.co/ZUb7yH2oVE
Syria: Urgent Call to Protect Civilians, Halt Military Operations, and Adopt Political Solutions
https://t.co/7SIEJY8SMj
Urgent Humanitarian Appeal – Sheikh Maqsoud Neighborhood / Aleppo City
https://t.co/dJ7yFpr5rZ
Statement on Developments in the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafiyah Neighborhoods – Aleppo
https://t.co/OWaIyoJEsK
"Transitional justice is not merely a legal process; it is the gateway to Syria’s future." — Prof. Al-Mu'tasim Al-Kilani. At the Civil Peace project finale, he called for prioritizing the rights of victims and their families as a primary objective for social cohesion. #Syria
"Together for Civil Peace" Concludes with Discussion on Media Role: Divergent Views, United Against Hatred
Damascus - [6 / 12 / 2025]
The final session of the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, organized by the "Rights Defense Initiative," concluded its proceedings in Damascus, focusing on the third and final topic: "The role of official and unofficial media in producing responsible national discourse."
The discussions witnessed significant interaction on how to transform media messaging into a bridge to enhance civil peace, emphasizing the delivery of professional and transparent discourse that takes into account the sensitivity of the Syrian situation and current societal and political complexities. The session was marked by differing opinions and perspectives among the speakers regarding implementation mechanisms and the nature of the required discourse; however, all were united on on combating hate speech.
Prominent Media Professionals and Speakers
This concluding theme featured an elite group of media professionals, experts, and activists who presented multi-dimensional insights into the ethical and professional responsibilities of the media in the current phase:
Sherin Ibrahim - Media professional from the Dar Association.
Khorshid Deli - Analyst in Syrian, Kurdish, and Turkish Affairs.
Father Jihad - Servant of the Mar Musa al-Habashi Monastery – Al-Nabk.
Maha Qaranfuli - Civil society activist.
The speakers emphasized the necessity of adopting media strategies that promote mutual understanding, alongside the imperative for laws that criminalize and combat hate speech, and support the transitional justice mechanisms discussed by participants in previous rounds.
Thus, the curtain falls on the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, affirming that national dialogue and collaborative action, despite differing viewpoints, are the path towards a stable and just future.
![RdiDefense's tweet photo. "Together for Civil Peace" Concludes with Discussion on Media Role: Divergent Views, United Against Hatred
Damascus - [6 / 12 / 2025]
The final session of the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, organized by the "Rights Defense Initiative," concluded its proceedings in Damascus, focusing on the third and final topic: "The role of official and unofficial media in producing responsible national discourse."
The discussions witnessed significant interaction on how to transform media messaging into a bridge to enhance civil peace, emphasizing the delivery of professional and transparent discourse that takes into account the sensitivity of the Syrian situation and current societal and political complexities. The session was marked by differing opinions and perspectives among the speakers regarding implementation mechanisms and the nature of the required discourse; however, all were united on on combating hate speech.
Prominent Media Professionals and Speakers
This concluding theme featured an elite group of media professionals, experts, and activists who presented multi-dimensional insights into the ethical and professional responsibilities of the media in the current phase:
Sherin Ibrahim - Media professional from the Dar Association.
Khorshid Deli - Analyst in Syrian, Kurdish, and Turkish Affairs.
Father Jihad - Servant of the Mar Musa al-Habashi Monastery – Al-Nabk.
Maha Qaranfuli - Civil society activist.
The speakers emphasized the necessity of adopting media strategies that promote mutual understanding, alongside the imperative for laws that criminalize and combat hate speech, and support the transitional justice mechanisms discussed by participants in previous rounds.
Thus, the curtain falls on the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, affirming that national dialogue and collaborative action, despite differing viewpoints, are the path towards a stable and just future.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7vF9vYWEAEBWYo.jpg)
"Together for Social Peace" Concludes Discussions on Transitional Justice in Damascus
Damascus – [6/12/2025]
The concluding session of the "Together for Social Peace and Community Cohesion"project, organized by the "Rights Defense Initiative," concluded in Damascus its discussion of the second crucial topic, "Transitional Justice: Implementation Mechanisms and Guarantees." This part of the session witnessed in-depth dialogue aimed at transforming the recommendations gathered from seven Syrian cities into a practical roadmap.
Discussions in the second topic focused on the challenges and mechanisms related to activating transitional justice within the Syrian context. The interventions covered key themes including:
• Transitional justice between acknowledgment and implementation, with a focus on the role of civil society in advancing this process.
• Proposed mechanisms for applying the project's recommendations at governmental, community, and international levels.
• Community reconciliation mechanisms as a bridge to activating transitional justice, and the role of civil and governmental parties in this.
• Discussions on ways and mechanisms to support victims and activate their networks, with emphasis on the necessity of ensuring comprehensive and non-selective accountability.
Specialized Legal and Human Rights Participation
The topic featured an elite group of legal and human rights experts who presented their specialized visions on how to move forward with the transitional justice file. Prominent participants included:
• Zahra Barazi – Vice President of the Transitional Justice Body.
• Al-Mu'tasim Al-Kilani – Specialist in International Law.
• Khaled Ibrahim – Official in the Department of Foreign Relations in the Autonomous Administration.
• Orhan Kamal – Representative of the Victims' Solidarity League.
• Zeno Zeno – Operations Director at the Gharsa Foundation.
The concluding session continues with the discussion of the third topic, which will address "The Role of Official and Unofficial Media in Producing Responsible National Discourse," paving the way for formulating the project's final recommendations and executive roadmap.
![RdiDefense's tweet photo. "Together for Social Peace" Concludes Discussions on Transitional Justice in Damascus
Damascus – [6/12/2025]
The concluding session of the "Together for Social Peace and Community Cohesion"project, organized by the "Rights Defense Initiative," concluded in Damascus its discussion of the second crucial topic, "Transitional Justice: Implementation Mechanisms and Guarantees." This part of the session witnessed in-depth dialogue aimed at transforming the recommendations gathered from seven Syrian cities into a practical roadmap.
Discussions in the second topic focused on the challenges and mechanisms related to activating transitional justice within the Syrian context. The interventions covered key themes including:
• Transitional justice between acknowledgment and implementation, with a focus on the role of civil society in advancing this process.
• Proposed mechanisms for applying the project's recommendations at governmental, community, and international levels.
• Community reconciliation mechanisms as a bridge to activating transitional justice, and the role of civil and governmental parties in this.
• Discussions on ways and mechanisms to support victims and activate their networks, with emphasis on the necessity of ensuring comprehensive and non-selective accountability.
Specialized Legal and Human Rights Participation
The topic featured an elite group of legal and human rights experts who presented their specialized visions on how to move forward with the transitional justice file. Prominent participants included:
• Zahra Barazi – Vice President of the Transitional Justice Body.
• Al-Mu'tasim Al-Kilani – Specialist in International Law.
• Khaled Ibrahim – Official in the Department of Foreign Relations in the Autonomous Administration.
• Orhan Kamal – Representative of the Victims' Solidarity League.
• Zeno Zeno – Operations Director at the Gharsa Foundation.
The concluding session continues with the discussion of the third topic, which will address "The Role of Official and Unofficial Media in Producing Responsible National Discourse," paving the way for formulating the project's final recommendations and executive roadmap.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7fdl4WWsAAUt7f.jpg)
Curtain Falls on the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" Project
Damascus – [6 / 12 / 2025]
The final session of the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, organized by the " Rights Defense Initiative," commenced this morning in the capital, Damascus. This session represents the culmination of a series of national dialogues that covered seven Syrian cities and regions, aiming to finalize recommendations and an executive roadmap for enhancing justice and stability.
The session brings together a host of activists, experts, media professionals, and human rights defenders who participated in the previous rounds, with the goal of analyzing and evaluating the collective outcomes achieved from Qamishli to Aleppo and Daraa.
Key Themes of the Final Session
The discussions in the final session are centered around three main themes, aiming to translate the visions gathered into concrete mechanisms for action:
The role of civil society in civil peace and social cohesion.
Transitional justice: Implementation mechanisms and guarantees.
The role of official and unofficial media in producing responsible national discourse.
The session opened with a discussion on the first theme, focusing on "The role of civil society in civil peace and social cohesion." Participants noted that the community links and bridges that began to form through these sessions in various regions are evidence of the immense potential of Syrian civil society.
The session will continue with its subsequent themes, with particular focus on how to implement the transitional justice recommendations emphasized by all governorates and defining the responsibility of the media in protecting civil peace and providing professional and transparent discourse instead of misleading and inflammatory rhetoric.
![RdiDefense's tweet photo. Curtain Falls on the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" Project
Damascus – [6 / 12 / 2025]
The final session of the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project, organized by the " Rights Defense Initiative," commenced this morning in the capital, Damascus. This session represents the culmination of a series of national dialogues that covered seven Syrian cities and regions, aiming to finalize recommendations and an executive roadmap for enhancing justice and stability.
The session brings together a host of activists, experts, media professionals, and human rights defenders who participated in the previous rounds, with the goal of analyzing and evaluating the collective outcomes achieved from Qamishli to Aleppo and Daraa.
Key Themes of the Final Session
The discussions in the final session are centered around three main themes, aiming to translate the visions gathered into concrete mechanisms for action:
The role of civil society in civil peace and social cohesion.
Transitional justice: Implementation mechanisms and guarantees.
The role of official and unofficial media in producing responsible national discourse.
The session opened with a discussion on the first theme, focusing on "The role of civil society in civil peace and social cohesion." Participants noted that the community links and bridges that began to form through these sessions in various regions are evidence of the immense potential of Syrian civil society.
The session will continue with its subsequent themes, with particular focus on how to implement the transitional justice recommendations emphasized by all governorates and defining the responsibility of the media in protecting civil peace and providing professional and transparent discourse instead of misleading and inflammatory rhetoric.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7ehU4hXAAAntX0.jpg)
65 Civil Organizations Condemn the Arrest of Travelers from Northeast Syria and Call for Protecting Freedom of Movement and Neutralizing Roads from Political Disputes
https://t.co/eO10oMQUoj
Aleppo Hosts the Seventh Dialogue Session of the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" Project In an atmosphere marked by openness and a desire to overcome the repercussions of the past ten years, the city of Aleppo hosted the seventh dialogue session of the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project on November 1, 2025. The session was organized by the Rights Defense Initiative in cooperation with the Suryana Al-Amal (Syria Hope) team and featured the participation of male and female human rights defenders, activists, and community stakeholders from various neighborhoods of the city and its countryside. Departing from the traditional format of discussions, the session served as a space for collective reflection on how to rebuild the social ties damaged in previous years and move beyond the state of division that Aleppo experienced for many years. Participants emphasized that addressing current challenges requires activating the principle of citizenship as the framework that unites the population on the basis of equal rights and common belonging. To read the report, click the link https://t.co/l0sBUOvGtP
Aleppo Hosts the Seventh Dialogue Session of the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" Project
In an atmosphere marked by openness and a desire to overcome the repercussions of the past ten years, the city of Aleppo hosted the seventh dialogue session of the "Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion" project on November 1, 2025. The session was organized by the Rights Defense Initiative in cooperation with the Suryana Al-Amal (Syria Hope) team and featured the participation of male and female human rights defenders, activists, and community stakeholders from various neighborhoods of the city and its countryside.
Departing from the traditional format of discussions, the session served as a space for collective reflection on how to rebuild the social ties damaged in previous years and move beyond the state of division that Aleppo experienced for many years. Participants emphasized that addressing current challenges requires activating the principle of citizenship as the framework that unites the population on the basis of equal rights and common belonging.
To read the report, click the link
https://t.co/l0sBUOvGtP
Southern Syria in Focus: Damascus Hosts the Sixth Session of the "Together for Social Peace and Community Cohesion" Project To read the report, click the link https://t.co/KgYcL1CXL7
Southern Syria in Focus: Damascus Hosts the Sixth Session of the "Together for Social Peace and Community Cohesion" Project
To read the report, click the link
https://t.co/KgYcL1CXL7
Dialogue as Idlib’s Path to Justice and Sustainable Peace
Scenes from the fifth dialogue session in Idlib, held within the framework of the project “Together for Civil Peace and Social Cohesion.”
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