Syria and accountability
The news of a suspected chemical weapons attack in a small Syrian town has shocked many. Tweet. According to a ...
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Tag: Syria
Assad’s Syria: Speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil
Syria in the last few years has become synonymous with human rights violations at a medieval scale. Every week, it seems, ...
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Ayman Ghoujal: Syrian activist and refugee
By Justice Hub Ayman Ghoujal is a Syrian activist, who is now a refugee living in the Netherlands. In ...
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Milia Eidmouni: Syrian female journalist
Milia Eidmouni is the co-founder – together with her colleague Rula Asad – of the Syrian Female Journalists Network. The ...
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War crimes in Palmyra?
By Luigi Prosperi* After days of heavy fighting, Islamic State (hereinafter: IS) militants seized the town of Palmyra in central Syria ...
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Syria cases ready with no court to hear them
By Iva Vukusic The Commission for International Justice and Accountability (CIJA) announced that it has completed investigations in three leadership ...
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ISIS human rights violations worse than Assad’s?
By Karina Hof (IJT) A justice mechanism to deal with the Syrian conflict has seemed low on the world’s agenda. ...
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Tarek Alsaleh: “refugees lose a sense of dignity and self-worth”
Born in Cologne, Germany, where he studied in sport science, Tarek Alsaleh is half Syrian. In 2007 Tarek decided to ...
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Is jumping on the Kobani bandwagon a bad idea?
By Justice4all The Syrian Kurdish city Kobani has been besieged by ISIS for more than four weeks. About 300,000 people ...
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