Towards the end of apartheid

By Maryam Hasan Last night, I had an unusual dream that, despite being pleasant, became a source of discomfort. I saw families in the park enjoying themselves, while other children played in the streets. I was sitting with my mother on the balcony, watching people release their energy and emotions amidst the noise from the [...]

The revolution through the eyes of the rebel physicians

By Razan Zaitouneh It seems that Syrians can no longer benefit from treatment in regular hospitals, be they private or public. All Syrians have left are the few, ill-equipped field hospitals, which could be raided at any moment, their equipment confiscated and their staff arrested.