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'We Found Nothing:' Thousands Of Islamic State Victims Still Missing - Vimarsana News

'We Found Nothing:' Thousands Of Islamic State Victims Still Missing

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

Justice for Syria, surviving Egypt's republic of fear, and spyware targets women rights defenders - Vimarsana News

Justice for Syria, surviving Egypt's republic of fear, and spyware targets women rights defenders

January 2022 in Middle East and North Africa: A free expression roundup produced by IFEX's Regional Editor Naseem Tarawnah, based on IFEX member reports and news from the region.

Source: ifex.org
Syrian ex-colonel convicted of crimes against humanity in world's first trial over state-sponsored torture under Assad - Vimarsana News

Syrian ex-colonel convicted of crimes against humanity in world's first trial over state-sponsored torture under Assad

Landmark decision by German court holds Assad regime responsible for state-sponsored torture and crimes against humanity

Seeking Justice for Syria: How an Alleged Intelligence Officer was Put on Trial in Germany - Vimarsana News

Seeking Justice for Syria: How an Alleged Intelligence Officer was Put on Trial in Germany

Anwar R., an alleged former Syrian military intelligence officer, is on trial in Koblenz, Germany, charged with crimes against humanity allegedly committed before his defection in 2012. Specifically, he is charged with 4,000 counts of torture, 58 killings, and for rape and sexual assault committed while he allegedly headed investigations at a military intelligence facility known as “Branch 251” in Damascus. The verdict and sentence are expected in January.

Source: hrw.org