Mohammad Chaeeb found his brother’s blackened body in a Syrian hospital morgue, one of many discovered in detention centres since Assad’s government fell. Forensic workers rushed to identify bodies, some showing signs of torture, as families desperately searched for loved ones lost to the brutal regime. Among them was Mazen al-Hamada, an activist found dead in Sednaya prison, highlighting the tragic toll of dissent in Syria.
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Baroness faces suspension over offensive racial remark
Baroness Meyer faces a three-week suspension from the House of Lords for making offensive racial remarks towards a peer of Indian origin, including calling him "Lord Poppadom" and touching a black MP's hair without permission. The investigation found her behavior amounted to harassment with a racial element. Additionally, former Labour peer Lord Stone of Blackheath faces a six-month suspension for bullying security staff, with the committee noting his pattern of poor behavior and inability to...
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