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9 years, criminals responsible for chemical attack in Eastern Ghouta have not been held accountableNine years after the chemical massacre in Eastern Ghouta, where more than a thousand civilians suffocated due to the poisonous sarin gas, bombed by the Syrian regime. Nine years and so far, the criminals responsible for this massacre have not been held accountable, and there are no mechanisms to prevent the Syrian regime from using lethal weapons. The Syrian Association for Citizens’ Dignity (SACD) recorded an exclusive interview with lawyer Ibrahim Olabi of Guernica 37, International Justice Chamber to further explain the international mechanisms that can be used to hold the perpetrators of these crimes accountable. |
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Deportation from Denmark threatens Nawras, a 56-year-old Syrian refugeeDeportation from Denmark threatens Nawras, a 56-year-old Syrian refugee from Homs governorate and a Damascus resident who sought refuge in Denmark in 2015. In 2020, the Danish government withdrew temporary protection from him after the government granted him temporary humanitarian residence in Denmark (7/3 A) for only one year. In an exclusive interview with SACD, Nawras is threatened with being kept away from his family and taken to deportation centers. |
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Syrians have the right to know the reality in Syria before being asked to go backA critical component of safe, dignified and voluntary return is access to reliable information about whether it is safe to return. This information helps the displaced understand whether their return conditions have been met, as well as the process involved. In particular, it might help highlight any inconsistencies between the process and their legal rights as refugees and IDPs to return home without fear of harassment or targeting. A closer examination of one key mechanism used by the regime in dealing with refugees who are considering returning now shows that their sense of being informed about the conditions on the ground is utterly misguided. SACD surveys revealed a potentially dangerous lack of real information from those supposed to be informing them on all aspects of return conditions, including the UNHCR. |
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