Inside the Raslan Trial #52: “There are spies everywhere!”
TRIAL OF ANWAR RASLAN Higher Regional Court – Koblenz, Germany Trial Monitoring Report 52 Hearing Date: November 11, 2021 >>Trial Report 53 Inside the Raslan Trial 52211216_Trial Report
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France is not a safe haven for human rights abusers – despite high court opinion
A longer version of this article first appeared in Just Security [https://www.justsecurity.org/79473/france-is-not-a-safe-haven-for-human-rights-abusers-despite-high-court-opinion/] A bombshell opinion from France’s highest court has raised doubts about the
Inside the Raslan Trial #51: I know we defected relatively late, but…
TRIAL OF ANWAR RASLAN Higher Regional Court – Koblenz, Germany Trial Monitoring Report 51 Hearing Date: November 4, 2021 >>Trial Report 52 Inside the Raslan Trial 51211209_Trial Report#
What Syrians can expect from the new German government
With the new German chancellor, Olaf Scholz, being sworn in on Wednesday this week, Germany will be governed by a coalition of the Social Democrats (SDP), the Greens (Bündnis 90/
A Toxic Legacy - Chemical Weapons and Birth Defects in Syria
Since 2012, chemical weapon attacks by the Assad government have killed and injured thousands of Syrians. Such attacks are not only deadly but also psychologically terrorizing for victims. However, emerging
Inside the Raslan Trial #50: Disproportionate restriction on the Defense?
TRIAL OF ANWAR RASLAN Higher Regional Court – Koblenz, Germany Trial Monitoring Report 50 Hearing Dates: October 26 & 27, 2021 >>Trial Report 51 Inside the Raslan Trial 50211201_
SJAC Again Calls on ICC Prosecutor to Investigate Crimes Against Humanity Committed by Greece Against Refugees
A full PDF of SJAC’s second submission to the International Criminal Court is available for download, here. [https://syriaaccountability.org/library/supplementary-submission-to-the-communique-to-the-office-of-the-prosecutor-of-the-international-criminal-court/] The original submission is available here [https:
PRESS RELEASE: U.S. Military Should Implement Amends Program for Civilians Killed or Injured in Syria
Despite its acknowledgment of civilian losses, the U.S. military has failed to make ex gratia payments to civilians who were killed or injured during the U.S.-led battle