After many years of suppression, Syrians were able to bring these issues to light and engage in serious public debate. العربية
Translated by: Ahmed El-Amine
This article by Husam Eddin Darwish forms part of a special series focused on Oral Culture and Identity in Syria.
It is the outcome of an ongoing partnership between SyriaUntold and openDemocracy’s North Africa West Asia in a bid to untangle the roots of sectarian, ethnic and other divides in Syria.
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