Democratization in Syria, Syria and Kurd
Seminar ; Kurds and Syria
Saturday Oct 6th, 2012
California State University, Long Beach
Seminar ; Kurds and Syria Saturday Oct 6th, 2012, California State University, Long Beach
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Democratization in Syria, Perspectives and prospects, Syria and Kurds at the Crossroads of Change
This seminar will provide a forum for those who have an interest in exploring the unfolding developments in Syria as the contending forces in the multi-ethnic and religiously diverse Syria are attempting to reshape the country in its challenging path to democratization. These developments have been both the source of inspiration and uncertainty for Syrians as a whole, ethnic and religious minorities including Kurds, in particular.
The program is based on the critical need for understanding the gravity and complexity of the humanitarian and political crisis both regionally and internationally. Our distinguished panelists consisting of academics, human rights activists, researchers, lawyers, journalists, and representatives of the Syrian and Kurdish opposition, will discuss the key issues that Syrians are confronting. The seminar will consist of two consecutive panels on separate but related themes. Each panel will consist of short talks on specific topics, debates and panel discussions that will feature distinguished speakers from investigative media, history, political science, law, religion, human and language rights, and political opposition.
Soraya Fallah,Reese Erlich
Soraya Fallah,Sara Leah Whison from Human Rights Watch
Seminar ; Kurds and Syria
Saturday Oct 6th, 2012
California State University, Long Beach
Seminar ; Kurds and Syria Saturday Oct 6th, 2012, California State University, Long Beach
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.493578930662180.109860.266472210039521&type=1
Democratization in Syria, Perspectives and prospects, Syria and Kurds at the Crossroads of Change
This seminar will provide a forum for those who have an interest in exploring the unfolding developments in Syria as the contending forces in the multi-ethnic and religiously diverse Syria are attempting to reshape the country in its challenging path to democratization. These developments have been both the source of inspiration and uncertainty for Syrians as a whole, ethnic and religious minorities including Kurds, in particular.
The program is based on the critical need for understanding the gravity and complexity of the humanitarian and political crisis both regionally and internationally. Our distinguished panelists consisting of academics, human rights activists, researchers, lawyers, journalists, and representatives of the Syrian and Kurdish opposition, will discuss the key issues that Syrians are confronting. The seminar will consist of two consecutive panels on separate but related themes. Each panel will consist of short talks on specific topics, debates and panel discussions that will feature distinguished speakers from investigative media, history, political science, law, religion, human and language rights, and political opposition.
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