There are no limits to the dark revelations exposed by the downfall of Syria’s 54-year Assad regime, with prisons emptied, official documents revealing thousands of detainees, and mass graves holding victims. Syrians seek justice for crimes including murder and torture, but face challenges in achieving accountability due to the country’s divisions and past injustices. Transitional authorities must focus on building trust and providing essential services to lay the groundwork for a successful accountability process.
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