'Every Syrian should have the right to visit Syria, to feel its freedom & to recognise its problems'
As celebrations kicked off marking the first anniversary on Monday of the ousting of former President Bashar Assad’s regime, Syrians are still struggling to heal after the dynasty’s repressive 50-year rule and a 14-year civil war that killed an estimated half-million people, displaced millions more and left the country battered and divided. For a deeper perspective and a very intimate account of the life of a Syrian post-Assad, Eve Irvine is pleased to welcome Bushra Al Zoubi, Journalist, Translator and Human Rights Activist.
As celebrations kicked off marking the first anniversary on Monday of the ousting of former President Bashar Assad’s regime, Syrians are still struggling to heal after the dynasty’s repressive 50-year rule and a 14-year civil war that killed an estimated half-million people, displaced millions more and left the country battered and divided. For a deeper perspective and a very intimate account of the life of a Syrian post-Assad, Eve Irvine is pleased to welcome Bushra Al Zoubi, Journalist, Translator and Human Rights Activist.
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