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For journalist Amer Matar, a decade-long search for his younger brother has defined him and changed the course of his life, now dedicated to researching and documenting crimes committed by the Islamic State group in Syria.  His brother, Mohammed Nour Matar, vanished in Syria&#x20...

For journalist Amer Matar, a decade-long search for his younger brother has defined him and changed the course of his life, now dedicated to researching and documenting crimes committed by Daesh in Syria. His brother, Mohammed Nour Matar, vanished in Syria’s northern city of Raqqa in 2013 while reporting on an explosion that hit the headquarters of an insurgent group. His

For journalist Amer Matar, a decade-long search for his younger brother has defined him and changed the course of his life, now dedicated to researching and documenting crimes committed by the Islamic State group in Syria. His brother, Mohammed Nour Matar, vanished in Syria’s northern city of Raqqa in 2013 while reporting on an explosion…

Thousands of people taken captive by the Islamic State group remain missing years after the extremists' territorial defeat

Thousands of people taken captive by the Islamic State group remain missing years after the extremists territorial defeat.

Years after jihadis' territorial defeat, journalist whose brother disappeared while reporting on Syrian civil war is working on platform to help families get info on loved ones

Thousands of people believed seized by the Islamic State are still missing, and calling their captors to account remains elusive.

Thousands of people taken captive by the Islamic State group remain missing years after the extremists territorial defeat. Accountability for their captors remains elusive. Families of the missing feel abandoned by a world that has largely moved on.

Thousands of people taken captive by the Islamic State group remain missing years after the extremists territorial defeat

Thousands of people taken captive by the Islamic State group remain missing years after the extremists' territorial defeat