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Asala returns to Damascus after long absence
The article discusses the return of artist Asala Nasri to Damascus after an absence of about fifteen years, amidst clear reactions that go beyond the artistic realm to a deeper political and social context. Asala was one of the artists who took an opposing stance against the Assad regime from the start of the Syrian revolution, despite her artistic background and previous relationships with the ruling authorities. This stance led to her facing attacks and criticism from regime loyalists. Her return carries a symbolic significance, representing a victory for human rights in returning without official permission, and reflecting the feelings of anticipation and pain experienced by displaced and refugee Syrians who endured years of exile and displacement. Asala’s concert was a public celebration that transcended music to deliver a shared message: that a Syrian’s right to return should be a natural right, and that art can play a role in strengthening national unity and development, outside of tools used for agitation and political conflicts.
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