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S1E11: Justice

S1E11: Justice

FromThe Syria Trials


S1E11: Justice

FromThe Syria Trials

ratings:
Length:
31 minutes
Released:
Dec 9, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In this, the 11th and final episode of The Syria Trials, Fritz is joined once more by Kristina Kaghdo, presenter of the Arabic Series of our podcast, to discuss where we are now on the road to justice for Syria. What does the future hold? And what does justice really mean to Syrians, on a individual level?With the voices of:Rime Allaf.A Syrian woman living in Syria.A Syrian man living in Syria.Ismail Alabdullah.A Syrian man living in Turkey.Leila Sibai.Ibrahim Olabi.Ugur Ungor.Ammar Daba.Joumana Seif.Mariana Karkoutly.Thank you for listening to the first season of The Syria Trials. Stay tuned for Season 2, coming in the fall of 2023.The Syria Trials is a 75 Podcast production. This episode is hosted by Fritz Streiff and Kristina Kaghdo, and produced by Sasha Edye-Lindner, with editorial support from Mais Katt. The voiceovers were provided by Nama'a Qudah, Saleem Salameh and Maksim Abdul Latif. It was mixed by Tobias Withers. Support for our podcast comes from German Federal Foreign Office funds that are provided by the Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen IFA’s Zivik Funding Programme.If you can't get enough of our podcast, head to our website https://75podcasts.org/ Here you'll find an archive of all our episodes with their transcripts, as well as our other productions. 
Released:
Dec 9, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (23)

Season 2 of The Syria Trials tracks the story of Brigadier General Khaled al-Halabi. Over 11 episodes, we tell the story of Halabi’s work within the Syrian intelligence system, his role in violently suppressing the peaceful Revolution and his escape to Europe, after his city fell out of regime control. Throughout the series, we’re asking two key questions: who is Halabi and why hasn’t he been arrested yet?