As Russia has, for the time being, closed the door on all available means for international accountability against the Assad government’s atrocities in Syria, human rights groups and lawyers
Anne Barnard, Ben Hubbard, and Ian Fisher report on efforts to document atrocities in the Syria conflict and to bring perpetrators to justice. Syria Justice and Accountability Centre (SJAC) Executive
DatNav Arabic cover. Photo from The Engine Room [https://www.theengineroom.org/datnav-now-available-in-arabic/]. This week in Brussels, human rights and technology organizations convened at RightsCon [https://www.rightscon.org/] to
New York Times Correspondent Nick Cumming-Bruce discusses the acceptance of a criminal case in Spain’s national court against nine high-ranking Syrian security services officials accused of state terrorism related
In an article published as part of News Deeply’s “Women and Jihad Series”, Alexandra Bradford meets with Yazidi women and men working to free thousands of Yazidi women and
In an open letter to armed groups around Douma in Syria and the governments that support them, the Syria Justice and Accountability Centre and 55 other human rights organizations call
Faisal al-Qaism, AlJazeera host of broadcast program “Opposite Directions” The events of the Syrian conflict have captivated the world’s attention over the past five years, primarily as a result
September 30, 2016 marked the first anniversary of Russia’s direct military involvement in the Syrian conflict. Although many onlookers initially believed that recent attempts to broker peace would succeed
For anyone following the Syrian crisis, the news of the past two months has been tragic and has highlighted the international community’s gross negligence in protecting civilians and providing
HNC delegation arrives to Geneva at the start of the peace talks in February. | Photo Credit: United Nations / Jean-Marc Ferré [https://www.flickr.com/photos/unisgeneva/24729043226] Two weeks ago