VOICED : Siria: de la prision a la negociacion

Noura, once a prisoner in Syria, now participates in peace talks in Switzerland. Her journey from a student activist in Homs to a leader in the opposition highlights her resilience. Despite facing severe torture, both physical and psychological, she remains committed to the cause. Now exiled in Turkey, she serves as the vice president of the national coalition, advocating for change and humanitarian aid for Homs.

What significant change has occurred in Noura's life recently?

• She is now involved in peace negotiations.

• She started a new business.

• She moved to a new city.

• She became a university professor.

What prompted Noura to become active in the revolution?

• A personal tragedy.

• Her university studies.

• The bombing of her city.

• Her family's influence.

What was the most painful aspect of Noura's imprisonment?

• Isolation from family.

• Physical beatings.

• Lack of food.

• Psychological torture.

Where is Noura currently living in exile?

• France

• Turkey

• Switzerland

• Germany

What is Noura's current role in the opposition?

• President of the coalition.

• Vice president of the coalition.

• Secretary of the coalition.

• Treasurer of the coalition.