Human rights & accountability Archives

“Surviving”: TDA Publishes Video Series Documenting Testimonies by Survivors of Detention in Syria

As part of its project to support survivors of detention in Syria, TDA produced a docuseries entitled “Surviving“, which presents testimonies by male and female survivors of Syrian regime prisons. Through this video series, TDA aims to raise...

April 29, 2021

Universal Jurisdiction of National Judiciary: Koblenz Court

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Universal Jurisdiction of National Judiciary: Koblenz Court

By Abbas Al-Moussa, TDA Coordinator for the Legal Reform Project. The development of international relations was accompanied by a concern that needed to be addressed, namely, international crime was evolving and taking multiple and dangerous forms, threatening international...

April 29, 2021

The Netherlands Seeks to Hold the Syrian Regime Accountable before the International Court of Justice

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The Netherlands Seeks to Hold the Syrian Regime Accountable before the International Court of Justice

By Abbas Al-Moussa, TDA Coordinator for the Legal Reform Project. “The Assad regime has committed horrific crimes time and again. The evidence is overwhelming. There must be consequences. Huge numbers of Syrians were subjected to torture, murder, enforced...

April 29, 2021

Survivors’ Experiences in Regime Prisons in Syria

Publications Supporting Survivors of Arbitrary Detention

Survivors’ Experiences in Regime Prisons in Syria

Publication date: November 2020 View PDF: English / Arabic This study examines the experiences of 200 male and female detainees released from Adra Prison, who were more fortunate than others to arrive in Adra prison after an arrest experience during...

November 16, 2020

“I SURVIVED, BUT… ” A WINDOW INTO SGBV EXPERIENCES AMONG SYRIAN DETAINEES

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“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....

November 11, 2020

On The Brink Of Despair: Experiences of Families of Persons Forcibly Disappeared by the Syrian Regime

Publications Supporting Survivors of Arbitrary Detention

On The Brink Of Despair: Experiences of Families of Persons Forcibly Disappeared by the Syrian Regime

Publication date: November 2020 View PDF: English / Arabic This report highlights the experiences of 344 families who have been made victims of enforced disappearances by the Syrian regime, including the first moment of the disappearance and what they knew about...

November 9, 2020

Sexual and Gender-Based Violence: Shared Experiences Among Syrian Detainees

Publications Publications: Research Supporting Survivors of Arbitrary Detention

Sexual and Gender-Based Violence: Shared Experiences Among Syrian Detainees

Publication date: November 2020 View PDF: English / Arabic This report gives a basic understanding of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in Syria, particularly in prison facilities. It starts with a historical context providing information on the history of SGBV...

November 5, 2020

The Need for Justice for Detainees Held by the Assad Regime Amidst COVID-19

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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...

October 9, 2020

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“Now I am free”: Survivors of arbitrary detention find renewed hope

Hanadi Hussein, a survivor of arbitrary detention in Syria, participated in the program “Advancing Justice and Accountability for Detainees and the Disappeared), co-implemented by The Day After. Hanadi documented her story in the book “So I’m not kept in the...

May 8, 2020

Conditions of Victims and their Attitudes towards Accountability and Reparations

Publications Publications: Opinion Surveys Supporting Survivors of Arbitrary Detention

Conditions of Victims and their Attitudes towards Accountability and Reparations

Since the Syrian revolution began, the Syrian people have been subjected to many war crimes and human rights violations. This report reveals how victims of human rights violations in Syria are left without justice and effective support.

May 5, 2020

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Tag: Human rights & accountability

“Surviving”: TDA Publishes Video Series Documenting Testimonies by Survivors of Detention in Syria

Universal Jurisdiction of National Judiciary: Koblenz Court

The Netherlands Seeks to Hold the Syrian Regime Accountable before the International Court of Justice

Survivors’ Experiences in Regime Prisons in Syria

“I SURVIVED, BUT… ” A WINDOW INTO SGBV EXPERIENCES AMONG SYRIAN DETAINEES

On The Brink Of Despair: Experiences of Families of Persons Forcibly Disappeared by the Syrian Regime

Sexual and Gender-Based Violence: Shared Experiences Among Syrian Detainees

The Need for Justice for Detainees Held by the Assad Regime Amidst COVID-19

“Now I am free”: Survivors of arbitrary detention find renewed hope

Conditions of Victims and their Attitudes towards Accountability and Reparations

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