Voiceless 2
The podcast narrates moving stories of six women suffering from discriminatory laws that deprived their children of nationality.
Presented by: Samar – Audio edited by: Jundi Majhul – Script: Duja Daood – Graphic design: Salim Jowied
The Initiative to Eliminate Statelessness WILPF 2023
I want my right to grant nationality. EP1
Syrian women have been deprived for decades of the right to grant nationality to their children, leaving the latter without official documents or proof of identity. What are the circumstances of Syrian women? Is it necessary for women to have this right? Listen to the problem through voices from the Syrian street and discussion about the issue with the co-founder of the Initiative to Eliminate Statelessness, Rasha Al-Tabshi.
Some characters were represented in voice-over, taking into account the specificities of women.
Produced and presented by Sulafa Lababidi
Voice edited by Abdullah Al-Hakawati
Music: Judni Majhoul
I exist and don’t exist. EP2
In the 60s of the last century, the Syrian regime conducted a population census that resulted in stealing the Syrian nationality from him and his family. Listen to the stories of two born-stateless people; Alan, whose father was stripped of his Syrian nationality, and Ilaf, who could get the nationality after the Syrian revolution. Some characters were represented in voice-over, taking into account the specificities of women.
Produced and presented by Sulafa Lababidi
Voice edited by Abdullah Al-Hakawati
Music: Jundi Majhoul
A cardboard sign over thrones a regime. EP3
In 2011, shocked at stripping the Syrian nationality from him and his family after he participated in a protest in Tal Abyad in Syria and burned photos of Bashar Al-Assad, Muhannad tells his story and the suffering he and his family faced. The psychologist Jalal Nofal also discusses the psychological effects on stateless people.
Some characters were represented in voice-over, taking into account the specificities of women.
Produced and presented by Sulafa Lababidi
Voice edited by Abdullah Al-Hakawati
Music: Jundi Majhoul