Subhi Nahas, a journey from fear to advocacy

The transcript details the experiences of an LGBT activist who fled their hometown due to threats from Al Qaeda. It highlights the challenges faced by Syrian LGBT individuals, including double discrimination and the struggle to find safety and acceptance. The narrative emphasizes the importance of advocacy, the healing journey, and the realization that home is where love and friends are, not just a physical location.

What challenges did the speaker face before leaving their hometown?

How does the speaker describe the feeling of safety after leaving their country?

In what ways do Syrian LGBT individuals face discrimination according to the speaker?

What is the significance of the Castro as mentioned by the speaker?

What does the speaker mean by 'home'?