ENSURING WOMEN’S REPRESENTATION IN THE NEW SYRIAN GOVERNMENT

Dec
11
2024
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By Lorenzo Mineo
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ENSURING WOMEN’S REPRESENTATION IN SYRIA'S NEW GOVERNMENT

Syria deserves a future grounded on inclusion and justice

Syria deserves a future built on inclusion, justice, and truth. Truth and justice must be the basis for redress and reconciliation, paving the way for healing and unity. 

To ensure that Syria’s new beginning aligns with the principles of human rights, international justice and broader inclusion and engagement with all citizens and civil society, we call on the transitional government to ensure women’s representation in cabinet-level ministerial roles across national and regional administrations. 

FIRST SIGNATORIES:

  1. Marco Cappato - President of Eumans (from Italy)
  2. Tara O'Grady - President of No Peace Without Justice (from Ireland)
  3. Niccolò Figà-Talamanca – Secretary General, No Peace Without Justice (from Italy)
  4. Khadi Koita – President, La Palabre (from Senegal)
  5. Ophelie Masson - Deputy Director, European Alternatives (from France)
  6. Maryam Shirzad – Women's Rights Activist, Amnesty International (from Afghanistan)
  7. Estelle Ceulemans – Member of the European Parliament, Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (from Belgium)
  8. Annalisa Corrado – Member of the European Parliament, Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (from Italy)
  9. Benedetta Scuderi – Member of the European Parliament, Group of the Greens (from Italy)
  10. Valentina Palmisano – Member of the European Parliament, Group The Left (from Italy)
  11. Gaetano Pedullà – Member of the European Parliament, Group The Left (from Italy)
  12. Carolina Morace – Member of the European Parliament, Group The Left (from Italy)
  13. Dario Tamburrano – Member of the European Parliament, Group The Left (from Italy)
  14. Pasquale Tridico – Member of the European Parliament, Group The Left (from Italy)
  15. Mario Furore – Member of the European Parliament, Group The Left (from Italy)
  16. Danilo Della Valle – Member of the European Parliament, Group The Left (from Italy)
  17. Giuseppe Antoci – Member of the European Parliament, Group The Left (from Italy)
  18. Esther Thsienda Ntoto – Vice President, Un Jour Nouveau (from DR Congo)
  19. Ushindi Mbatso – President, Africanewday-UJN (from DR Congo)
  20. Djemila Benhabib – Project Manager, Libre Ensemble (from Canada, of Algerian origin)
  21. Mahtab Ghorbani – Writer and Women’s Rights Activist (from Iran)
  22. Kaouka Omani – Women's Rights Activist, Collectif Laïcité Yallah (from Algeria)
  23. Fatoumata Sakho – Member, La Palabre (from Senegal)
  24. Sarah Kout – Trainer, Centre Le Piment ASBL (from Belgium, of Moroccan origin)
  25. Benedetto Della Vedova - Secretary of the Italian party +Europa Party and Member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies
  26. Giulia Pastorella - Member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies, Vice President of the Italian party Azione
  27. Aminata Sanbou – Member, ASBL (from Senegal)
  28. Kabishi Mukadi Masengo – Secretary General, La Maison de l’Initiative Citoyenne (from DR Congo)
  29. Nizja Hrustic – Women’s Rights Activist (from Bosnia)
  30. Yousufi Latefah – Women’s Rights Activist (from Afghanistan)
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