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The Story of Marwan, Rabee’, and Roua: “I Wish They Were Still Alive, Filling My Life with Their Presence”
by Author FOn the night of 17 July 2025, the village of Rdemet al Liwa’, located along the Damascus-As Suwayda highway, was attacked. Rabee’, the son of Majda Raydan, and his father, …
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Strasbourg, France: “Justice for As Suwayda: A Memory That Never Dies”
by Author FOn 15 July 2026, a solidarity exhibition in Strasbourg, France, showcased photographs of victims of the As Suwayda massacres as part of the international campaign “Justice for As Suwayda: A …
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Syria: Panel Discussion Examines Priorities of Justice, Accountability, and Reparation One Year After the As Suwayda Massacres
by Author FOn 15 July 2026, Syrians for Truth and Justice (STJ) convened a panel discussion titled “One Year After the As Suwayda Massacres: Justice, Accountability, and Reparations as Priorities,” marking the …
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Statement on the Abduction of Women and Girls in Syria and the Need to Ensure Protection, Investigation, and Accountability
by Author FThe undersigned human rights organizations express their profound concern over the continued emergence of reports and consistent testimonies regarding the abduction and disappearance of women and girls across different regions …
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North and East Syria: Killings, Detentions, Disappearances, and Torture During the January 2026 Events
by Author F1. Introduction: During January 2026, North and East Syria witnessed a large-scale military escalation, particularly during the first half of January 2026, as intense clashes erupted across multiple axes including …
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Deprivation of Bread and Energy: Policies Deepening Poverty in Syria
by Author FThis paper argues that current policies to liberalize bread and energy prices in Syria do not constitute economic reform in any developmental sense, but rather deepen poverty, undermine food security, …
