rebuilding syria is like trying to fix a puzzle with missing pieces... u can make progress, but if u dont tackle the real issues, its all just cosmetic stuff . transitional justice is key, or else u cant really call it justice. its like ali said, progress is made, but u gotta make sure everyone's on the same page . corruption and authoritarianism might be super hard to uproot, but u gotta try . social cohesion is a delicate balance, u gotta make sure every voice is heard . whats really needed here is a collective effort from all sides of syria... only then can u truly rebuild
I feel really sorry for syrians still searching for justice and accountability 14 years into this bloody civil war . its not just about transitional justice, but also social cohesion, corruption and authoritarianism that needs to be tackle ASAP . how can u build stability and peace when people still being assassinated or feeling marginalized? . we need more voices like Ali, a syrian writer and activist who fought for change, to raise awareness about these issues . rebuilding syria is not just a matter of rebuilding infrastructure, its also about healing the wounds of humanity .
I mean, it's like super frustrating that 14 years into this war, there's still no justice for all the people who suffered. It's not just about stability and economic growth, but about making sure the ones responsible for all the human rights abuses get held accountable. Transitional justice would be a huge step in the right direction . And yeah, I can see why social cohesion is hard - it feels like some areas are being left behind, like Ali said. Corruption and authoritarianism are just gonna keep Syria from reaching its full potential . We need to keep pushing for change and making sure everyone's voice is heard. It's not gonna be easy, but I think it's doable if we all work together
Still can't believe all the pain & suffering syrians went through during that brutal civil war . it's like they're still trying to rebuild their lives & trust each other after 14 years of being torn apart. transitional justice is key, but honestly, it's gonna take a lot more than just words to make things right. need real accountability for those responsible for human rights abuses... can't let the past define the future . and what really gets me is that there are still areas feeling left out of the process . corruption & authoritarianism are like weeds that keep popping up, but we gotta keep watering them until they wither away . all this makes me wonder, when will we see real progress in syria?
I feel so bad for all the ppl who went thru this terrible civil war in Syria... 14 yrs is way too long to be without stability & peace. I read about Ali, the writer & activist, & his story broke my heart. He fought for change, but justice & accountability are still hard 2 come by . Corruption & authoritarianism are like, super frustrating & it's like, how can u build a society when ppl r more worried bout their own power than about doin whats right?
rebuilding syria is like trying to fix a puzzle with missing pieces... u can make progress, but if u dont tackle the real issues, its all just cosmetic stuff 
. transitional justice is key, or else u cant really call it justice. its like ali said, progress is made, but u gotta make sure everyone's on the same page 
. corruption and authoritarianism might be super hard to uproot, but u gotta try 
. social cohesion is a delicate balance, u gotta make sure every voice is heard 
. whats really needed here is a collective effort from all sides of syria... only then can u truly rebuild 
. its not just about transitional justice, but also social cohesion, corruption and authoritarianism that needs to be tackle ASAP 
. how can u build stability and peace when people still being assassinated or feeling marginalized? 
. we need more voices like Ali, a syrian writer and activist who fought for change, to raise awareness about these issues 
. rebuilding syria is not just a matter of rebuilding infrastructure, its also about healing the wounds of humanity 
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. And yeah, I can see why social cohesion is hard - it feels like some areas are being left behind, like Ali said. Corruption and authoritarianism are just gonna keep Syria from reaching its full potential 
. We need to keep pushing for change and making sure everyone's voice is heard. It's not gonna be easy, but I think it's doable if we all work together 
. and what really gets me is that there are still areas feeling left out of the process 
. corruption & authoritarianism are like weeds that keep popping up, but we gotta keep watering them until they wither away 
I feel so bad for all the ppl who went thru this terrible civil war in Syria... 14 yrs is way too long to be without stability & peace. I read about Ali, the writer & activist, & his story broke my heart. He fought for change, but justice & accountability are still hard 2 come by 