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Damascene | Thoughts mostly on Human Rights, Economic Development and Syria
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Chronique | Trois réflexions sur le journalisme canadien, vu les journalistes palestiniens tués (encore) à #Gaza. #médias
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August 14, 2025 at 12:29 PM
@plagasse.bsky.social important question: is the Caretaker Convention still active? Seems there is a lot of confusion at the Government at the moment.
May 8, 2025 at 7:13 PM
@plagasse.bsky.social important question: is the Caretaker Convention still active? Seems there is a lot of confusion at the Government at the moment.
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The future is uncertain. But the past was hell.
December 8, 2024 at 1:03 PM
The future is uncertain. But the past was hell.
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Local civil society played an essential role in the Syrian revolution. They served their communities and provided them with hope at even the bleakest of times. Countless of them were killed or put their lives and their families’ at risk. They must be recognised as central in the future of Syria.
The Syrian revolution started off as a bottom-up, working class uprising from the peripheries organised through local coordination committees. They set up local councils throughout the liberated areas that coordinated to provide services in the absence of a state. 🧵
December 13, 2024 at 1:12 PM
Local civil society played an essential role in the Syrian revolution. They served their communities and provided them with hope at even the bleakest of times. Countless of them were killed or put their lives and their families’ at risk. They must be recognised as central in the future of Syria.