‘I Have Never Seen Such a Thing’: Assad’s Fall in Syria Sheds New Light on Human Rights Abuses in Prison System
The fall of Bashar Assad has set free activists and dissidents held in Syria’s notorious prisons for years. The stories emerging from behind the doors of these prisons are shedding new light on how brutal life was under the regime.
The Fall of Assad in Syria: How It Happened and What Comes Next
In just over a week, Syrian rebel forces seized much of Syria’s northwest. First, the rebels captured Syria’s largest city, Aleppo, then Hama and Homs. On Sunday, they entered Syria’s capital, Damascus, taking the city without a fight as government forces fled.
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Syria Needs Humanitarian Aid Now | OpinionWith much uncertainty about the future of Syria after rebels toppled the brutal Assad regime, we do know that humanitarian ...
How the rebels governed Idlib offers insight into how they might rule Syria. Experts and residents of Idlib describe their ...
The rebels led by Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) swept across Syria in a lightning offensive that toppled the ...
Bashar al-Assad confided in almost no one about his plans to flee Syria as his reign collapsed. Instead, aides, officials and ...
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Morgan Wallen sentenced to DUI classes and two years probation Country star Morgan Wallen pleaded guilty Thursday to two ...
We hold Bashar al-Assad and his criminal regime accountable for the consequences of Austin’s disappearance and the pain ...
Gen. Mazloum Abdi, the commander of the Syrian Democratic Forces, said the Turkish military continue to attack his Kurdish ...
Assad, thousands of Syrians have crowded his regime’s notorious detention facilities in a desperate search for loved ones who ...
Syrians take to the streets after Friday prayers - almost a week after the former president fled as rebels entered Damascus.
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