Articles and Opinions - The Syrian Women's Political Movement

The Syrian Women’s Political Movements Delegation Visit to New York during Women, Peace, and Security Week

Peace Talks and Gender

The Event Between the Syrian Women’s Political Movement and the Afghan Women’s Coordination Umbrella

Negotiation Skills Training in Gaziantep, Turkey

Negotiation Skills Training in Geneva, Switzerland

Our Mission

Expressing Priorities and Demands
of the Syrian People

One of the priorities of the movement is to work on the humanitarian files being unnegotiable files.

Raising the Level of Women
Political Participation

We work for realizing an active participation of women in all decision- making centers in a percentage not less than 30% as a step towards full equality with men

Building Syria as a Multiple
Democratic State

The movement works for building Syria on the basis of equal citizenship without any distinction between its citizens

+2017

FOUNDATION

+28

NUMBER OF MEMBERS
UPON FOUNDATION

+200

NUMBER OF
MEMBERS IN 2021

+21

The number of countries we are in

SWPM will manage to realize its goal in increasing women representation in politics by 50%, thanks to the great efforts exerted by the members and their insistence on holding to their rights and demanding equality with men.

Hanan Ahmad, SWPM member

SWPM is a new movement, even at the Arab level and maybe at the international level aswell. It is a pioneer movement, and we can say that it will establish for a great future changein the region and the world.

Maen al-Safadi, SWPM member

SWPM is exerting great efforts to place international pressure for the release of female and male detainees and abductees, the disclosure of the fate of the missing persons and the safe and voluntary return of the internally displaced persons and the forcibly displaced persons outside the country.

Kholoud Ahmad al-Asrawi, SWPM member

SWPM has achieved and will continue to achieve a lot at the political level, SWPM is the first feminist political movement that imposed itself in the political sphere.

Mariam Jalabi, SWPM member

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