Protecting the Rights of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon 2023–2024 – Mobile Legal Clinics (2–3)

With support from the Canadian Embassy in Beirut, mobile legal clinics were launched in Tripoli, Akkar, and Aley, Lebanon, aiming to protect the rights of Syrian refugees. The targeted group included 1,200 people.

The 4th Annual Conference -SYRIAPPAC 2022

The Syrian Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflicts (SYRIAPPAC) held its fourth annual conference online due to the lack of sufficient support for the conference and the need to maintain communication with partners, develop action plans, and build the partnership strategy.

Protecting the Rights of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon 2022 – ” Mobile Legal Clinics ” project.

With the support of The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law (HIIL):
Launch of mobile legal clinics in Tripoli, Akkar, and Aley, Lebanon.
The initiative aims to protect the rights of Syrian refugees in Lebanon, targeting 600 individuals.

Human Security in Syria 2021

With the support of MENAPPAC
A research paper on Human Security in Syria

Empowerment – Policies 2020-2021

With the support of the Euro-Mediterranean Foundation for Human Rights Defenders (EMHRF):

Empowering 13 Syrian youth organizations in proposal writing.
Issuing a new gender policy for the Syrian Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflicts (SYRIAPPAC).
Training session on the Theory of Change for 13 Syrian youth organizations.

Resolution 2250 on Youth, Peace, and Security2020

Training 120 young men and women in Syria on UN Resolution 2250 (Youth, Peace, and Security) – 2020
Rural Sweida – Syria – Damascus – Hama – Homs – Damascus

The Third Annual SYRIAPPAC Conference 2020

The third annual conference of the Syrian Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflicts (SYRIAPPAC) was held online on Friday, May 26, 2020, for four and a half hours. The event was organized in collaboration with MENAPPAC & GPPAC and was attended by 22 participants representing:

SYRIAPPAC partner organizations operating in the following geographical areas: Damascus, Rural Damascus, Homs, Hama, Latakia, Aleppo, Sweida, and Quneitra.
Representatives of international donor institutions and embassies, including:
- Ms. Ines Ben Karim, Advisor at the French Embassy in Lebanon.
- Mr. Peter Nassif, Advisor at the German Embassy in Lebanon.
- Ms. Alexandra Khazen, Regional Coordinator at the Euro-Mediterranean Foundation of Support to Human Rights Defenders (EMHRF).
- Mr. Amro Daqmaq, Representative from the European Endowment for Democracy (EED).
- Mr. Khaled Al-Imam, Chair of the Inter-Agency Network on Youth Development (IANYD) at the United Nations (UN).
- Ms. Sherine Al-Jardi, Regional Coordinator at MENAPPAC.

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