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One of the detainees freed from Assad’s human slaughterhouse in Sednaya has lost his memory and is unable to speak, shattered by the horrors he endured, Rebels try to ask him about any details to take him back to his family but he’s unable to speak. #Syria #Sednaya
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“We don’t need to see you here anymore. They’re all dead.” A grieving relative of detainees in #Assad’s slaughterhouses lashes out at the #UN delegation over their failure to save over 150,000 forcibly disappeared Syrians. Her pain reflects the devastation and disappointment.
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🚨 #Damascus A video from private sources shows what appears to be the first batch of detainees leaving Sednaya prison. 🔍The video has been confirmed by individuals coming from the city, who verified that it is the terrain surrounding the prison gate.
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Syrian women protested in #Syria against CNN’s report, calling it staged and offensive to the plight of detainees’ families. They criticized the reporter for previously spreading unverified rumors during #Gaza coverage, accusing her reports of chasing trends over truth.
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A Syrian woman freed from #Hama prison after its liberation by the rebels suffers from mental disturbance. She recalls being arrested by #Assad’s forces for no clear reason: “I do not know why they arrested me; they arrested everyone until you came and set us free.” #Syria
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In Damascus 📹, the ideological reshaping of power has gone hand in hand with a visible tightening of male domination and an intensified drive to control women’s lives. Many women describe a growing sense of insecurity. Moving around, getting dressed, or simply existing in public space has become an act under surveillance. Even before Assad’s fall, Syria was far from a model for women’s rights. But the new reality, marked by legal ambiguity and a total absence of safeguards, has pushed their basic freedoms even further back. The fear is constant: being stopped (or worse) because of a so-called “provocative” outfit or behavior deemed “improper” is now a daily threat. This is what we documented in our latest report for ARTE, by listening to those who, despite fear and threats, continue to resist the moral order imposed in the streets of the capital.
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After several calls from the Syrian Interim Government, people have begun returning items taken from gov departments when #Damascus fell. Citizens are dropping them back at Kafr Sousa Square. This kind of awareness is needed more than anything else as #Syria rebuilds 💚
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Still, despite the limited and conflicting statements from the new emerging Syrian authorities, the demand from the street is clear and will not be abandoned: Syria is gonna be a state with civilian rule, and what brought down Assad was a 13-year revolution, not just battles.
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Frankly, I feel ashamed publishing this report on a subject journalists have ethically damaged by exploiting detainees for dramatic shots. I hope our ARTE piece this evening reflects balance, preserving the dignity of those tortured without pushing them into more pain.
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