Syria's War

As a Syrian torturer is jailed, a debate on justice begins
The verdict against Anwar Raslan, who is now serving a life sentence in Germany, was welcomed, but some urge caution.
Published On 17 Jan 2022
From: People & Power
The Trial of Anwar Raslan
The first of a two-part special report going behind the scenes at the landmark trial of a notorious Syrian colonel.
Published On 13 Jan 2022
German court sentences former Syrian colonel to life in prison
Landmark ruling sees Anwar Raslan convicted for crimes against humanity in Damascus jail a decade ago.
Published On 13 Jan 2022
Syrian victims brace for verdict in landmark torture trial
German court to deliver judgement on the highest ranking official to be tried for atrocities committed in Syria.
Published On 12 Jan 2022

The move is part of a diplomatic shift as a growing number of Arab countries revive ties with President Bashar al-Assad.

2021 marked a decade since the beginning of the Syrian uprising, with violence and economic hardship still rife.

US-backed SDF forces say operation in Deir Az Zor targeted ISIL fighters but SANA agency says civilians killed in raid.

Opposition-held Sarmada is home to thousands of displaced people with little hope of returning to their homes.

The diplomatic and political power play by international forces on all sides during the ten-year war in Syria.

At least 60 children in Idlib were killed in air raids in just five months as tensions flare.

New York Times investigation finds that up to 64 women and children may have been killed in the March 2019 air raids.

Children aged one, two and eight were killed in a Russian air raid on a farm in Syria’s northwest, say rescue workers.

Turkish action in areas under Kurdish forces’ control likely to draw a reaction from Russia, US, or both, analysts say.

Growing anti-Syrian refugee sentiment has led many to question the fate of Syrians should the AKP party be voted out.

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