The fall of the Assad regime has created new opportunities for Syrians to engage with public institutions and demand greater accountability. However, the legal and institutional frameworks needed to support public scrutiny and freedom of expression have lagged behind. As Syria’s new political order takes shape, embedding accountability within institutions will be critical to the country’s long-term governance and stability.
This event discusses
- What barriers is Syrian civil society currently facing in advancing accountability?
- What opportunities exist to strengthen transparency and public oversight?
- What legal reforms are needed to protect freedom of expression?
- What institutional changes could help embed accountability in governance?
- What role should Syrian actors play in shaping accountability mechanisms?
- How can international partners support a more transparent and accountable system?
