As fighting continues, with the regime losing ground despite its military superiority, solidarity emerges on the ground.


Leila Nachawati Rego is a Spanish-Syrian free-speech activist based in Madrid. She is a professor of Communications at Carlos III University, where she is currently pursuing her PhD.
As fighting continues, with the regime losing ground despite its military superiority, solidarity emerges on the ground.

When Spanish officials banned a protest camp in central Madrid ahead of elections, thousands defied the ruling.

The Assad regime is using YouTube to track protestors, but going through large amounts of data is proving difficult.

Spain’s Syrian community, influenced by the 15-M Movement and the Arab Spring, have begun a movement of their own.

Authorities claim they have arrested the “leadership” of the nebulous, non-hierarchical online activist community.
