The man known as “the King Witness” confirmed that the heads of the security agencies expressed their absolute loyalty to the Assad regime through images of detainees’ corpses, in an interview with Al-Jazeera.
Al-Shaar’s criminal record extends beyond Syria. During the years of Syrian military occupation in Lebanon, he was one of the key enforcers of repression, particularly during the tenure of notorious Syrian intelligence chief Ghazi Kanaan.
The widespread violations, killings, massacres, and repression that began in 2011 necessitate the immediate establishment of a specialized transitional justice body, Ammar Dayoub writes for Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
The recent escalation in Homs underscores the urgent need for a balanced approach that prioritizes both security and the protection of civilian rights.
This meeting marks a significant step in advancing Syria’s transition toward stability and inclusive governance.
A coalition of Syrian civil society organizations has released a detailed legal document outlining essential steps for achieving justice, reconciliation, and political stability in a post-conflict Syria.
The government’s economic decisions included the removal of customs duties that had been imposed by the previous regime for years on imports to offset the state’s fiscal deficit, Syria TV writes.
Many fear this move signals a return to the inheritance-style governance previously practiced by the Assad family, according to Shaam Network.
The SNHR argues that, with the former regime gone, the rationale for maintaining broad economic sanctions has largely disappeared.
During his lengthy imprisonment, Mohammed endured severe physical and psychological torture.
The Syrian Investigative Journalism Unit mentions cases like that of Sariya, a minor from Hama arrested in 2011 at age 15 & executed by a military court, Daraj writes.
“”The liberated areas have seen thousands of families returning from Lebanon”, Bahra said.
Mujahid Ismail’s criminal activities extend beyond the years of the Syrian revolution, Zaman al-Wasl writes.
Fadel Abdel Ghani, the director of the Syrian Network for Human Rights, has labelled as “blatant lies” the recent statements made by Faisal al-Mekdad.
SNHR called upon the Salvation Government, as the de facto authority, to respect the work of organizations providing community services, according to Syria TV.
The SNHR’s findings are a stark reminder of Syria’s deteriorating human rights situation.
The platform criticized the SNC’s trajectory, questioning its handling of internal and international developments, according to Enab Baladi.
Pedersen expressed grave concern over Syria’s worsening humanitarian crisis, al-Araby al-Jadeed writes.
The report highlights that the Syrian regime continues to flagrantly violate its obligations under international law, Zaman al-Wasl writes.
The Shuja al-Ali gang, backed by the Fourth Division, kidnapped five Syrian women from Daraa Governorate as they attempted to enter Lebanon, al-Modon reports.
