The Trial of Ali Mamlouk, Jamil Hassan, and Abdel Salam Mahmoud
SJAC's trial monitoring efforts have been suspended by the U.S. foreign aid freeze. This report was completed prior to the freeze. More information is available here In
SJAC's trial monitoring efforts have been suspended by the U.S. foreign aid freeze. This report was completed prior to the freeze. More information is available here In
District Court of the Hague – Schiphol Judicial Complex, The Netherlands Trial Monitoring Summary #4 Hearing Date: December 11, 2024 CAUTION: Some testimony includes descriptions of torture. Note that this summary
Since the departure of Bashar al-Assad on December 8, demands for justice have arisen from Syrians and the international community alike. Most suggest that the process be Syrian-led and inclusive,
Support SJAC's Work Last month, Ahmed Al-Sharaa was officially named president of Syria’s transitional government, an action partnered with sweeping changes to the country’s governance such
SJAC's trial monitoring efforts have been suspended by the U.S. foreign aid freeze. This report was completed prior to the freeze. More information is available here TRIAL
Update: SJAC Resume Programs Suspended by U.S. Aid FreezeOn January 24th, 2025, SJAC announced that a stop-work order issued by the Department of State had suspended many of our
District Court of the Hague – Schiphol Judicial Complex, The Netherlands Trial Monitoring Summary #3 Hearing Date: October 17, 2024 CAUTION: Some testimony includes descriptions of torture. Note that this summary
Higher Regional Court – Frankfurt, Germany Trial Monitoring Summary #92 Hearing Date: December 17, 19 & 20, 2024 CAUTION: Some testimony includes descriptions of torture. Note that this summary is not
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District Court of the Hague – Schiphol Judicial Complex, The Netherlands Trial Monitoring Summary #2 Hearing Date: October 16, 2024 CAUTION: Some testimony includes descriptions of torture. Note that this summary