Hadia Al Mansour is a freelance, Syrian journalist who writes for a wide range of publications and focuses on social, economic and security issues, as well as the treatment of women and children.
As post-Assad Syria begins to recover, many parents are focusing on education, believing it’s the most important step in rebuilding their children’s futures
Despite advances in other fields, Syrian women have been marginalised for decades in the military and security sectors, though tentative change may be underway.
Syrian women have shown remarkable resilience and capability in the most challenging circumstances and must be empowered to drive true societal change in Syria
After years of war, Syrians are returning home — only to find their villages in ruins, their homes unlivable, and their survival threatened by landmines
Despite the widespread jubilation in NW Syria at Assad's fall, there are severe and complex challenges ahead for Syria's impoverished and long-suffering IDPs
Syrians are running multiple campaigns to support the bombed and besieged population of Gaza, with Syria's huge diaspora digging deep to extend its solidarity
Recent years have seen a rise in deportation decisions against Syrian refugees in EU states, despite the risks they could face if forcibly returned to Syria
In-depth: Civilians in northwest Syria are being terrorised by a new threat being deployed against them by the Syrian regime and its allies: suicide drones.
