عربية – DW
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New university admission rules in Syria have sparked controversy after certain programs at the Defense and Security Sciences universities were restricted to men. Students are required to join the army or serve in the Internal Security Forces, where service can last up to 20 years. Female students and activists say the restrictions discriminate against women and limit their choices, while supporters consider them suited to the nature of certain duties. Human Rights Watch warned that the decision, along with other restrictions and curriculum changes, could reinforce stereotypes and diminish women’s role. It remains unclear whether these restrictions will become permanent.
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