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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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Activists commemorated the fourteenth anniversary of the martyrdom of director and revolutionary activist Basil Shihada, who was one of the most prominent figures in the peaceful movement in Syria since 2011, leaving a significant mark in documenting the stages of the revolution through cinematic and field work. Born in Damascus in 1984, he studied computer engineering and artificial intelligence before turning to art and journalism. He participated in peaceful protests and was injured in the bombardment of Homs in 2012, which ultimately led to his death. Known as "The Revolution’s Camera," for documenting the movement’s events, his memory remains vivid in the Syrian consciousness and is inspired by his artistic and activist legacy.
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