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Delisting “Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham” and “al-Nusra” from UN Sanctions… What Are the Legal Implications?

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Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany On 27 February 2026, the Security Council Committee operating pursuant to Resolutions 1267 (1999), 1989 (2011), and 2253 (2015)...

Reintegrating and Reforming Armed Groups in Transitional Phase in Syria: Pathways to Sustainable Stability

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Available in: English العربية Damascus — The Syrian Network for Human Rights today issued a report titled “Reintegration and Reform of Armed Groups in Syria...

Syrian Civil Society Groups Propose Framework for Effective Criminal Accountability Amid Ongoing Trials

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Available in: English العربية 12 May 2026: A coalition of 27 Syrian civil society organisations and victims’ groups has released a new report outlining a...

The Risk of the Random Circulation of the Saydnaya and Tishreen Hospital Recordings

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Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany In this article, I demonstrate that the recordings leaked from Saydnaya Prison and Tishreen Military Hospital, despite the great importance of their content, have become...

The Weaponization of Humanitarian Aid in Syria by the Assad Regime and the Implications of the Use of the Veto in the Security Council

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Available in: English العربية The study prepared by Fadel Abdulghany, Director of the Syrian Network for Human Rights, demonstrates that the humanitarian aid provided...

Between Licensing and Demonstrating: Syria’s First Framework for Peaceful Assembly

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Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany The Syrian government has issued the first official instrument regulating the right to peaceful assembly. The communiqué, issued by the...
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