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Syrian radio has vision for democracy
Cut off from their homeland of Syria, a group of journalists who fled to Turkey have set up an online radio station. They aim to keep their fellow Syrians informed about the ongoing civil war and bring hope.
Syria's conflict has driven more than a million refugees out of the country. Included among these are many journalists, some of whom have established themselves in exile and are continuing to report on the situation in their home country.
For example, Baladna FM works out of Jordan, while Radio Ana is based in Cairo, Egypt. DW correspondent Natalie Carney talked to Syrian journalists in Istanbul, Turkey, about their project, Sout Raya, or "Sound of the Flag."
- Date 13.12.2013
- Duration 08:09 mins.
- Author Natalie Carney, Istanbul
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- Related Subjects Syria, Refugees
- Keywords Syria, radio, media, refugee, conflict, democracy
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