AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWomen in Higher Education: Syria’s new security and defense universities have restricted some courses to men, forcing female students to consider studying in other provinces, where cost, housing and family opposition can create barriers. School Curriculum: EU officials say they will raise concerns with Syria’s transitional authorities over textbooks described as promoting jihad and antisemitic stereotypes; separate reports flag the removal of women’s imagery, arts and citizenship lessons. Families Still Waiting: Relatives of people who disappeared under Assad say they still lack answers, as former regime supporters re-enter public life and calls grow for reconciliation that does not leave families’ claims unresolved. Damascus in Literature: A new collection, The Book of Damascus, explores the city’s beauty and darkness through stories shaped by its history and the people who call it home.
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