Syria's Sednaya prison was the 'slaughterhouse' for many: ex-inmates
No other building in the war-torn country of Syria symbolizes the sheer horror of the al-Assad family regime more, its former inmates say, than the Sednaya prison - so much so that they adopted a special nickname for it: slaughterhouse.
Its history of torture and mass killings casts a long shadow, even as Syrians celebrate the downfall of a dynasty ...
I was detained for 21 years. For 15 of those years, I was forcibly disappeared, with no contact with my family,’ Riyad Avlar ...
As families desperately scoured the filthy cells of Syria's forbidding Sednaya prison on Monday for any sign of long-detained ...
Since the 1980s, the Saydnaya Prison has incarcerated people critical of the successive Assad regimes, and served as a "human ...
REBELS have uncovered tortured bodies, piles of clothes and various equipment used to inflict slow and painful deaths on ...
An American who disappeared seven months ago into former Syrian President Bashar Assad’s notorious prison system said early ...
Syrians celebrated on Friday the fall of former president Bashar al-Assad, as the country's new Islamist-led rulers faced massive challenges amid uncertainty about the future of the multi-ethnic, ...
Abu Mohammed al-Jolani also said he would dissolve the former regime's security forces, in a statement seen by Reuters.
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