Syrian Artists Syndicate Crisis Revealed
The article addresses the current crisis within the Syrian Artists Syndicate, where artist Qasem Malhou and a number of other artists are calling for elections based on voting. This is aimed at electing a new council that reflects the members' wishes after a period of transitional administration that has faced criticism. The dispute mainly revolves around rejection of certain administrative decisions, such as banning the use of musical instruments, as well as disagreements over the management and composition of the council, especially after its term was extended for more than a year despite having expired. Syrian law indicates that ending the current council's term and resuming elections requires legal procedures and decisions from the executive authorities, with some difficulty in determining who has the authority to call for elections. Calls for re-establishing an electoral process remain open, but their success largely depends on the decision of the competent authorities to implement these procedures and enable artists to choose their representatives.
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