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Is the dream turned into a nightmare!   The Organization of (Saiedat Syria), in cooperation with the German Society of (zusamenwachsen) in Berlin, organized the eighth symposium of the Cultural Forum for Advocacy and Change under the title of (Scenarios for return to Syria Live Testimonies) under the management of: Dr. Laila Al-Atrash. Journalist Yahya […]

Caesar’s Law is a serious step towards justice pathway After years of hard work, done by a group of Syrian and American organizations and entities; Caesar’s law was signed by U.S. President (Donald Trump) on 21-12-2019. The law passed along with the U.S. Defence Budget Act 2020. It conveys protection of civilians in Syria, and

The Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression (SCM) organized an event on the side of the thirty-ninth session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva under the title: “The victims’ families seeking justice and compensation” With the participation of: Violations Documentation Center VDC The International Commission on Missing Persons ICMP Dawlaty Caesar Families

Lamentations are not sufficient. A human often does not find words to express their sorrow for those loved ones who have been lost, as groans suffocate, and voices fade away .At that time, one could barely express his feelings with tears, but !!! Do these tears bring us back the ones we lost those we

In Geneva, in the Palais des Nation, a public event was launched on the side of the forty-second session of the Human Rights Council (HRC) The event was initiated by Mr. Walter Stevens, head of the EU delegation to the UN under the title Truth and Accountability in Syria. The Syrian Centre for Media and

Syrian war criminal jailing “bittersweet” for victims, survivors, and families – statement A statement by five associations of Syrian victims, survivors, and family members 14 January 2022 As victims, survivors, and family members impacted by enforced disappearance and detention in Syria, we met with mixed feelings the guilty verdict and sentence of life imprisonment for former Syrian

5 steps that Biden must take to show that the US is still committed to protecting human rights in Syria and pursuing justice for Syrians Dear President Biden, One year ago when you became president, you gave us hope that human rights would be at the center of US foreign policy. But now in 2022,

“We must support the continued efforts of the international authorities to investigate and prosecute crimes committed in Syria within their jurisdiction,” the U.S. representative to the United Nations said in a statement last week.  While there is still a long way to go, we are encouraged by the progress made in this area, particularly in

The New York Times published an article entitled “ Mass graves identified in Syria, which may carry evidence of war crimes,” by journalists Ben Hubbard and Melissa Simmons have identified two sites believed to contain thousands of bodies of Syrians killed in detention centers run by Bashar al-Assad’s government over the past 10 years. A series of

The Association of Ceaser Families will participate in the side event 4th of May of this month, the event held the Title: A Violation Without End – The Manifold Impacts of Enforced Disappearance in Syria. The event will be attended by a group of groups of the family of victims, and organized by: Dawlaty, The