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The Syrian Network for Human Rights Calls for Reviewing the Cybercrime Law and Ensuring it is Not Used to Restrict Freedom of Expression

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Available in: English  العربية Damascus - The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) calls for a review of the Cybercrime Law No. 20 of...

On World Refugee Day: Growing International Focus on the Return of Syrian Refugees amid the Continuation of the Challenges of Return

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Since December 8, 2024 and up to the end of the first quarter of 2026, more than three million Syrians, between refugees and internally...

The Syrian Network for Human Rights Calls for Disclosing the Fate of Thousands of Syrian Detainees Transferred from Northeast Syria to Iraq and for...

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The Syrian Democratic Forces transferred no fewer than 6,547 detainees to Iraq, among them 4,743 Syrians, including dozens of children and adolescents, and 1,804...

Revenge Is Not Justice: The Path of Transition in Syria Must Turn Anger into Accountability

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Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany The retaliatory violence that follows the collapse of an authoritarian regime is an illegal and destructive act, however, when...

The Trial of Atef Najib and the Foundations of Syrian Accountability

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Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany On 26 April 2026, the Fourth Criminal Court in Damascus began the proceedings for the trial of the former...

The European Courts, the Syrian Trials, and the Incomplete Structure of Accountability

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Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany The international crimes committed in Syria pose a problem that goes beyond the procedural question of where the trial...
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