Khabat Abbas is an independent journalist and video producer based in Northern Syria. Since 2011 She has extensively covered the developments that have shaken her country starting with the popular demonstrations, to the frontlines until the fight against the so-called Islamic State and its Read moreaftermath.  She has widely published in local outlets as Firat and Hawar news agencies and has worked as a producer and a stringer with some of the most influential foreign outlets a TF1, ABC, Arte, The Washington Post, The Spiegel, Sunday Times, Daily Mail among others.  Abbas has also experience in the  humanitarian field when serving at MSF in projects aiming to assist the internally displaced persons and in the protection unit with the UNHCR. During the pandemic she co-author a Pandemic Solidarity book. Khabat was a finalist for the News Fixer Prize by the Kurt Schork Memorial Fund. she holds a B.A in English Literature from Aleppo University and an under-graduate diploma of political science from Damascus University.

Hello  am Fadi Al Shami, a photographer from Syria. I cover the daily events that happen in northern Syria in the Idlib governorate. I can provide photo, video and editing services from Syria

moawia atrash is a journalist based in Idlib, Syria.

Abdo Fayyad (Abdulmuty Fayyad)(cinematographer /DP) is a Syrian-born journalist and filmmaker. He’s first documentary feature, Draw for Change! (Behind the Line /Amany) , was released in middle 2023 in Cannes Series Festival, which won grand documentary prize.
Abdo also worked on other Read moredocumentaries like The Cave as a cinematographer and fixer, and he was the line producer in the mentioned projects.

Yousef Gharibi is a journalist based in Idlib, Syria.

Ali Haj Suleiman is a journalist based in Idlib, Syria.

Freelance journalist covering war and humanitarian situations in Syria. Experienced collaborator with media agencies including Al Jazeera, The Guardian, Middle East Eye, and other media outlets.

jafer M deen is a journalist based in Idlib, Aleppo,  Syria. and Gaziantep, Turkya.

I've been reporting for the English service of France24 TV since 2007, filing on Turkey, Syria and Cyprus.
I came to television from news agency writing, where details are very important. What I love about TV reporting is one has to step back from the facts of an event, and focus on the Read moresignificance. 
In radio, I've freelanced for CBS, Cape Talk and RTE. 
I was born in London, raised in Johannesburg and trained by The Star newspaper. After travelling Africa and the Middle East, I lived in France, England and Egypt, where I worked for AP for nearly 10 years. 
I enjoy taking photographs, riding horses and swimming _ the annual race across the Bosphorus Strait.

Hussam Hammoud is from Raqqa and has worked as a journalist-activist in several areas of Syria since the start of the Syrian revolution against Bashar al-Assad in 2011. He worked in Deir Ez-Zor, Daraa, Idleb, Aleppo, and Tabqa, then he returned to Raqqa after the defeat of the Islamic State (IS) in Read more2018 to work as a journalist-activist with several media such as Arte, Le Monde, Vice News. He covered the latest battle against ISIS in Baghouz in March 2019. Hussam Hammoud has written several research papers in Arabic, including one titled "Factors in the Rise of Jihadist Movements in Syria," which was posted online on Al Jazeera. Today, he investigates and documents the various violations of international law and war crimes committed by the Assad regime and Daesh.