SBC Statement – Cross-Border Aid Operations
A statement from the Syrian British Council with regards to UNSCR 2585 about the cross-border aid operations to northern Syria.
A statement from the Syrian British Council with regards to UNSCR 2585 about the cross-border aid operations to northern Syria.
With the Syrian revolution entering its tenth year, the issue of detainees in Assad’s prisons remains one of the most important issues related to all the demands and values that the Syrian revolution has advocated since its inception. Arbitrary detention, torture, disappearance, and systematic killing in Assad’s prisons were and still are at the top of the lists of human rights violations…
The Syrian British Council (SBC) was pleased to meet with James Cleverly MP, UK’s Minister for the Middle East and North Africa. During this bilateral meeting, Mazen Gharibah (SBC’s Executive Manager) and Ibrahim Olabi (SBC’s Board Member) presented several proposals on how to increase the UK’s crucial and decisive roles in enforcing international justice mechanisms to hold al-Assad regime accountable for its…
Published by Syrian British Consortium · March 31 -April 1, 2026 · Media & News The historic visit of Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa to London on 31 March 2026 marked a defining moment for UK–Syria relations — and members of the Syrian British Consortium (SBC) were engaged in it, attending the community gathering with President al-Sharaa, speaking to leading media outlets, and…
01 December 2024 The Syrian British Consortium (SBC) and American Coalition for Syria (ACS) have been closely following the military operations in Syria since the early hours of Wednesday, November 29, 2024. As part of Operation “Deterrence of Aggression,” a coalition of opposition forces launched a preemptive military offensive to prevent further attacks and ceasefire violations by Assad regime forces and Iranian…
Please contact your MP in support of Syrian refugees whose ILR applications (Indefinite Leave to Remain) – normally decided within six months – have been suspended for over 16 months. Affected Syrian families face difficulties proving their status, generating share codes, changing jobs, progressing in higher education, travelling for study or work, renting accommodation, obtaining mortgages, and planning family life. Their concerns…
The Syrian British Consortium and the American Coalition for Syria held a press conference on Sunday,22nd December, at the Sheraton Hotel in Damascus. The conference focused on the outcomes of the recent visit to Damascus, highlighting the importance of the role of Syrians in the diaspora in the coming phase, with an emphasis on national developmental issues, human rights, and the…