Qamishli – August 30, 2026 The Missing Persons’ Families Platform in North and East Syria (MPFP-NES) held an event titled “Empty Chairs: Our Loved Ones Are Present in Their Absence” …
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Truth and Justice Charter Associations: Torture, Arbitrary Detention and Detention Conditions in Syria
by editorThe Truth and Justice Charter Associations follow with profound sorrow and dismay reports of recurring deaths under torture at the hands of Syrian law enforcement agencies, in a series of …
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Return Under Threat: Violations Against Returnees to Ras al-Ayn/Serê Kaniyê
by editorI. Executive Summary This report documents the violations and security risks that accompanied the first return convoy of forcibly displaced persons to Ras al-Ayn/Serê Kaniyê on 10 August 2026, nearly …
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I. Executive Summary Nearly seven years after the forced displacement of the residents of Ras al-Ayn/Serê Kaniyê and Tall Abyad/Girê Spî, discussions and initiatives concerning the return of forcibly displaced …
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The Priorities of Families of Missing Persons in Syria and Their Perspectives on National and International Responses
by editorExecutive Summary The experience of families of missing persons in Syria illustrates how the disappearance of a loved one has evolved into a prolonged reality that reshapes every aspect of …
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Three Years After the Dutch-Canadian ICJ Case: A Historic Chance to End Torture in Syria
by editorPosition Paper Issued by a Number of Syrian Civil Society Organizations and Victims’ Associations: On the Third Anniversary of the Launch of the Joint Dutch-Canadian Initiative to Hold Syria Accountable …
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Victims of Statelessness in al-Hasakah Participate in Conference on Reforming the Syrian Nationality Law
by editorOn Monday, 30 March 2026, The Network of Statelessness Victims in al-Hasakah (NSVH) and Synergy Association for Victims participated in the conference titled “Gaps in the Syrian Nationality Law: Achieving Gender …
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Joint Statement on Restrictions on the Use of the Kurdish Language in Public Space
by editorThe undersigned Syrian organizations are following with deep concern and strong condemnation the attempts by the transitional authorities in Damascus to restrict the use of the Kurdish language in al-Hasakah …
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After more than five decades of authoritarian rule and fourteen years of devastating conflict, Syria faces the monumental task of confronting a legacy of mass atrocities and entrenched impunity. As …
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Position Paper: On the Transitional Justice Process and Cooperation with the National Transitional Justice Commission
by editorThe undersigned Syrian victims’ associations and civil society organizations affirm that transitional justice constitutes a fundamental pillar of any serious path toward building sustainable peace and stability in Syria. It …
