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Based on interviews with 58 victims, survivors, relatives, and witnesses of violations, as well as various representatives of non-governmental organizations, journalists, activists, and researchers, this report documents abductions, arbitrary arrests, unlawful detentions, including of children, sexual violence, and torture by the various factions of the SNA, the Military Police, a force established to curb such abuses, and members of the Turkish Armed Forces and Turkish intelligence agencies,

Nizwa Industrial City, which pertains to the Public Establishment for Industrial Estates “Madayn” organised ‘Occupational Safety and Health Seminar’ under the auspices of Sheikh Rashid bin Said Al Kalbani, Wali of Nizwa.

Islamic State leader's killing prompted questions on Turkey's role; our reporting from Idlib, Syria.

Also: Bennett meets Sisi; Egypt announces vaccine factory; Saudi Arabia mulls Taliban ties; Syrian jihadi group announces "moral police" in Idlib; NGOs slam Palestinian Authority on human rights; a new Al-Monitor podcast; and more … all in about 1,500 words.

Hot take: Ethiopia's Nile dam can be 'symbol of regional cooperation ...rather than cause of conflict'    In an exclusive interview on Al-Monitor’s "On the Middle East" podcast today, Nureldin Satti, Sudan’s ambassador to the United States, discussed developments in Sudan, the Horn of Africa, US-Sudan relations and the Abraham Accords. Here are some highlights: On border tensions with Ethiopia. “We have not occupied Ethiopian territory. … We have recovered our rightful rights to our borders, which have been recognized since the 19th century," Satti said, responding to a tweet ...