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From over 700 journalists and media persons who were murdered during the years of the Syrian revolution to the country that advanced 36 places in the world press freedom index for 2026. Syria's representative at the UN, Ibrahim Oulabi, reviews the most notable transformations in the Syrian media after liberation, the reforms the sector is witnessing, and the challenges journalists still face. Has the Syrian media really changed? What reforms are still needed? details

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From over 700 journalists and media persons who were murdered during the years of the Syrian revolution to the country that advanced 36 places in the world press freedom index for 2026. Syria's representative at the UN, Ibrahim Oulabi, reviews the most notable transformations in the Syrian media after liberation, the reforms the sector is witnessing, and the challenges journalists still face. Has the Syrian media really changed? What reforms are still needed? details

From over 700 journalists and media persons who were murdered during the years of the Syrian revolution to the country that advanced 36 places in the world press freedom index for 2026. Syria's representative at the UN, Ibrahim Oulabi, reviews the most notable transformations in the Syrian media after liberation, the reforms the sector is witnessing, and the challenges journalists still face. Has the Syrian media really changed? What reforms are still needed? details

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