Taher al-Zain searches for his father, who disappeared 12 years ago during Bashar Al-Assad’s regime, among the thousands of Syrians missing during the civil war. Visiting hospitals and the infamous Sednaya prison, Taher and others seek answers and closure as bodies of the deceased are recovered and political prisoners are released in the aftermath of Assad’s regime being overthrown. Despite the uncertainty of Syria’s future, families of the disappeared continue their search for loved ones, feeling trapped in the past without answers.
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Blinken says US has made ‘direct contact’ with Syria’s victorious HTS
The United States has made direct contact with Syria's Hayat Tahrir al-Sham rebels despite designating them as terrorists, seeking a peaceful transition and pressing for the release of kidnapped journalist Austin Tice. Secretary of State Antony Blinken emphasized the importance of an inclusive and representative government in Syria, with respect for all Syrians' rights, as state institutions continue to provide essential services. Despite the terrorist designation, the US remains hopeful for a better future in...
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