Teachers Forced to Leave Jobs
Government gives no reason why teaching staff are being summarily dispatched to work as paper-pushers in distant locations.
Government gives no reason why teaching staff are being summarily dispatched to work as paper-pushers in distant locations.
Leading rights activist says decision to outlaw his organisation “entirely political”.
Closely-related couples in Syria are choosing to marry even when blood tests detect genetic conditions.
Programme unusual for a country where prison system is not noted for leniency.
Young musicians are expressing themselves with their own take on rap and hip-hop.
Predicted lay-offs will damage Syrian economy and send unemployment figures soaring, say observers.
But some say women are being tricked into entering temporary unions.
Syrian human rights lawyer offers a tribute to a political dissident who never lost hope, despite years of suffering.
Increasing numbers of voluntary initiatives are emerging to tackle threats to environment.
Three-year jail term for internet postings suggests thaw in Syrian-western relations has yet to translate into changes in domestic policy.