Syrian Tort Law in European Courts: Achieving Damages for Victims of Crimes Committed in Syria

SJAC's Investigative Reporting

Former Syrian Air Force Intelligence Colonel Faces Charges of Crimes Against Humanity in the United Kingdom

Washington, DC: March 12, 2026 “The case against Salem Al-Salem, a former Air Force Intelligence colonel, is the first prosecution of its kind in the UK to hold a member

Documenting the Syrian War at Trial

Scorched Earth: Incendiary and Cluster Munitions Attacks in Syria

SJAC Begins Monitoring the Coastal Incidents Trial

In November 2025, at the Palace of Justice in Aleppo, the Syrian Prosecutor General opened criminal proceedings related to the large-scale violence that took place in parts of Syria’s

Due Process Denied: Investigating Extrajudicial Executions in the Syrian Conflict

Relatives Taken Hostage by the Assad Government

Syria/Aleppo: Joint Statement on the Military Escalation in the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh Neighborhoods

The Undersigned Syrian Organizations Call For The Immediate Cessation Of Military Operations And The Accompanying Violations, The Protection Of Civilians, And An Urgent Return To Negotiations  The undersigned Syrian organizations

Returns to Syria Remain Unsafe: Insights From a Recent German Court Ruling

One year after the fall of the Assad government, the EU has continued to grapple with how to respond to Syrians’ claims for protection. On October 31, 2025, the Cologne