Syria’s Next Chapter: Returning & Rebuilding After Assad
More than a decade of conflict has left Syria in ruins, with over 12 million displaced and 16 million in need of humanitarian aid. As the country faces a critical turning point, we hear from two displaced Syrians about their perspectives on life in refugee camps, the challenges of rebuilding and their hopes for a unified Syria. The discussion also includes insights from Chu Chen-you, Director of the Taiwan Reyhanli Center for World Citizens, on how grassroots efforts are making a difference for Syrian refugees and displaced communities. Featured: Abdurrahman Al Hamedi, staff at Medicins du Monde, Firas Bergus, teacher the Taiwan Reyhanli Center for World Citizens & Chiu Chen-yu, Director of the Taiwan Reyhanli Center for World Citizens
