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How the Assad Regime Buried Its Victims in a Mass Grave in Syria
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How the Assad Regime Buried Its Victims in a Mass Grave in Syria
Syrian revolution in March 2011, President Bashar al-Assad’s government began using the cemetery to bury people it killed — many after being detained and tortured in prisons. The regime’s victims included anti-government protesters, activists, journalists; loyalists who fell out of favor; and members of rebel factions. overthrew Mr. al-Assad’s government. human rights groups have reported about Najha and other mass graves. identified before the…
On the basis of his involvement in documented violations of Syrian civilians during the military operations, the Syrian security forces in Aleppo governorate announced today (Khamis) the arrest of Abdurrahman Dardoj, a member of the national defence militia. He confirmed that, during his participation in a military operation on the liberated northern Syrian fronts, he appeared in a video in 2020. The Syrian internal security indicated that in on…
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