Podcast
This is my story
Hosted by رابطة عائلات قيصر - Caesar Families Association · EN
Stories of women who lost their beloved ones, and suffer of legal obstacles they face in their lives.
You can listen on “This’s my story” podcast.
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This is my story - Rajaa's Story
Feb 8, 202400:05:53Tap to summarizeRajaa, from rural areas of Hama, has endured 11 years of her husband's detention. Initially, she received heartbreaking news of his demise post-arrest. Yet, after a subsequent period and the release of one of his relatives from prison, it was revealed that he was still alive. Today, Rajaa remains in the dark about her husband's whereabouts, grappling with numerous legal challenges that significantly impact both her life and that of her children. Stories of women who lost their beloved ones, and suffer of legal obstacles they face in their lives. You can listen on “This’s my story” podcast.
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This is my story - Um khalil's story
Feb 8, 202400:05:19Tap to summarizeUm Khalil is a Syrian woman from Eastern Ghouta, forcibly displaced with her family to northern Syria. In addition to the agony of displacement, Um Khalil suffers from her inability to sell anything from her possessions as the government has taken control of them.
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This is my story - Dima's story
Feb 8, 202400:04:46Tap to summarizeDima is a woman from Damascus, now forcibly displaced to northern Syria. Her father's arrest resulted from a fabricated report, falsely accusing him of connections with armed individuals. Due to her father's absence, she encountered challenges in formalizing her marriage within the official departments of the state. Stories of women who lost their beloved ones, and suffer of legal obstacles they face in their lives. You can listen on “This’s my story” podcast.
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This is my story - Amal's Story
Feb 8, 202400:08:02Tap to summarizeAmal, a Syrian woman from Rural Damascus has endured arbitrary detention, along with numerous family members. Her husband vanished in Syrian prisons, resulting in various challenges in substantiating their marriage and asserting her rights over their only daughter. Stories of women who lost their beloved ones, and suffer of legal obstacles they face in their lives. You can listen on “This’s my story” podcast.
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