Transitional Justice

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

Joint Reports
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...

Transitional Justice in Post-Assad Syria: A Transformative Framework for Accountability and Reforms

Researches
Available in: English العربية Damascus – The Syrian Network for Human Rights:  Mr. Fadel Abdulghany, Director of the Syrian Network for Human Rights, and Professor...

Jasmine of Remembrance: March Eighteenth a Syrian National Day for Martyrs and Missing Persons

Report
A Proposal to Commemorate this National Day within the Framework of Transitional Justice in Syria Available in: English العربية Damascus – The Syrian Network for Human...

Conditions for Economic Settlement and Exclusion of International Crimes: The Case of Muhammad Hamsho and the Limits of Legitimacy

Opinion
Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany The question of whether it is possible to reach a settlement with economic entities linked to the former regime,...

The Massacre of Hama 1982: Postponed Justice and Promise of New Syria

Opinion
Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany The fall of the Assad regime on December 8, 2014, marked the end of a long chapter of authoritarian...

The Dilemma of Disclosing Identity of Perpetrators in Syria

Opinion
Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany The tension surrounding the disclosure of perpetrators' identities stems from a conflict between ethical and legal principles of equal...

Currency Reform in Post-Assad Syria: Symbolic Legitimacy and the Path to Transitional Justice

Opinion
Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany The transition from authoritarian rule to a pluralistic political system is incomplete without rebuilding the symbolic foundations upon which the...

Composing The National Anthem in Transitional Contexts

Opinion
Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany Creating a national anthem during political transitions is a crucial task that goes beyond simply composing music and lyrics....

Transitional Justice in Syria: Between Forced Coexistence and the Necessity of Accountability

Opinion
Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany Based on my experience documenting violations and my work in the field of transitional justice in Syria, I affirm...

Yarmouk Camp Trials between Europe and Syria: A Step Towards Building a Transitional Justice System

Opinion
Available in: English العربية Fadel Abdulghany The ongoing trials in Germany and Sweden concerning war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the siege of Yarmouk...
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