We are delighted to announce that Synergy’s Executive Director, Izzadin Saleh, has been appointed to the inaugural Advisory Board of the Independent Institution on Missing Persons in Syria, established by …
Today, a genuine opportunity exists for Syrians to reclaim their country and outline the features of a new future and a new social contract founded upon justice, truth, accountability, and …
This publication was funded by the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Synergy Association for Victims and the Missing Persons’ Families Platform in North and East Syria …
After years of denial and deliberate neglect, the issue of the missing has entered a new stage with the beginning of the transition phase in Syria following the fall of …
The fall of the Assad regime in Syria brought significant changes in the issue of the missing. Prisons and detention centers formerly operated by the regime were emptied, and several …
The undersigned organizations express deep concern over the escalation of hostilities in As-Suwayda governorate, a predominantly Druze area in southern Syria. The outbreak of violence has been accompanied by widespread …
The associations and organizations signing this statement received Decree No. 20, issued by the Syrian President on May 17, 2025, which establishes a National Commission for Transitional Justice, with a …
The associations of the Truth and Justice Charter are closely monitoring recent statements made by representatives of the Syrian government regarding plans to establish a national Commission concerned with the …
Synergy Association for Victims strongly condemned the recent military appointments made by the Syrian transitional government within the ranks of the newly formed “Syrian National Army.” The appointments include individuals …
The issue of enforced disappearances in Syria remains one of the most urgent human rights and humanitarian concerns, requiring a comprehensive response to ensure accountability, justice, and the prevention of …