On The Brink Of Despair
“The ID of the missing person was handed over to his family in 2013 because he supposedly died, but two years later, his mother was able to visit him in Sednaya Prison after paying 1 million SYPs through an...
“I SURVIVED, BUT… ” A WINDOW INTO SGBV EXPERIENCES AMONG SYRIAN DETAINEES
“My husband and his family and my community did not believe that I wasn’t raped in prison. They treated me very badly, which prompted me to leave them. So I fled to Lebanon.” _ Sarah*, former detainee and SGBV survivor....
Hunger Strike for Syria’s Detainees and Disappeared, in front of the Russian embassy in the center of Berlin
The academic researcher and founder of Stand with Syria Japan (SSJ), Mr. Icchiku Yamada, is going to be on 4 days hunger strike to demand immediate release and information of Syria’s 130,000+ detainees and disappeared. The hunger strike...
The Need for Justice for Detainees Held by the Assad Regime Amidst COVID-19
The Day After (TDA) and the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) have organized a side event on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly meetings via Zoom platform. The discussion focused on the following questions: – What...
Justice for victims in Syria – Is it achievable through international tribunals?
On Wendesday, September 16, 2020, The Day after has organized an online webinar via Zoom platform, with a group of Speakers working in justice-seeking initiatives, as well as survivors of human rights violations from Syria, to discuss several questions, the...
A Complaint to Three UN Special Rapporteurs on the Loss of Evidentiary Documents by Syrians
Date: October, 08, 2020 Justice for Life, The Day After, Syrians for Truth and Justice call on the UN to find a radical solution to the problem of loss of evidentiary documents and tackle the difficulties faced by internally...
Invitation for a Side Event on the Sidelines of the UN General Assembly Meetings on The Need for Justice for Detainees Held by the Assad Regime Amidst COVID-19 with participation from ambassadors and diplomats from the US, Germany, and Denmark.
As the world continues to grapple with COVID-19, the international community must focus on the Assad regime’s continued lies about the virus’ spread, the prevention of humanitarian access, the plight of Syrians in arbitrary detention, who remain particularly vulnerable to...
A group of 42 syrian civil society organizations welcome the dutch government’s decision
SEPTEMBER 23, 2020 Joint Statement The Dutch government issued a statement announcing that it had sent a diplomatic note to the Syrian authorities holding them responsible for gross human rights violations and torture in particular, in the context...
No papers, no legal rights: The problem of civil documentation
When Amira[1] got married for the first time, the revolution was well underway. “I was married in an unofficial ceremony. I didn’t have an ID card. When I was four months pregnant, my husband was killed when the regime...
Legal Memorandum On the Danger of the New Organizational Scheme for Yarmouk Camp in Stripping its Residents of their Real Estate Rights and Changing the Camp’s Identity
Date of submission: 4 September 2020 28 Syrian and Palestinian civil society organizations and bodies have signed a legal memorandum that was received on September 4, 2020, by the Office of Special Envoy Geir Pederson. The new regulatory plan...
