🧵 (1/15) Imagine risking your life daily to document evidence of potential war crimes. That’s exactly what “Caesar” did—until he recently uncovered his true identity: First Warrant Officer Farid Al-Mazhhan, a Syrian from Daraa who once led forensic evidence at the Military

Syria Between Violence and Collapse: The Need for a State, Not FactionsAfter the fall of the Assad regime, the state we dreamed of did not materialize; instead, chaos and division persisted. I've contacted relatives and friends on the Syrian coast, and what I heard was

Everyone who participated in sectarian incitement and hate speech on social media or in public spaces prior to the massacre in the Syrian coast bears responsibility for its consequences. Likewise, journalists, activists, and defenders of Abu Muhammad al-Jolani, who played a role

The Syrian presidency's announcement of an independent committee to investigate the recent events in the coastal region may seem like a positive step toward uncovering the truth and achieving justice. However, for this initiative to be credible, the committee must operate with

March 15 – The Syrian Revolution: A Struggle for Freedom and Dignity Today marks 14 years since the Syrian people took to the streets, demanding freedom, dignity, and justice. What began in the cities of Daraa, Homs, Damascus, Aleppo, and beyond was not just a protest—it was a

With the 54-year Assad family dictatorship finally over, what foundations will secure a peaceful Syria? Join us to explore this at Polit-Forum Bern’s Polit-Forum Bern panel: Syria after Assad: What is Needed for Peace? I’ll be speaking alongside Zaher Al Jamous Zaher Al Jamous

1/🧵A damming report has come out: "Syria’s government, including the Defense Ministry and president’s office, did not respond to a detailed summary of the findings of the report or questions from Reuters about the role of gov. forces in the massacres." reuters.com/investigations…