Dar Justice is pleased to announce the launch of its report, “Militia on Campus: Crimes of the National Union of Syrian Students at Damascus University”. This report offers the conclusions of a year-long investigation conducted by Dar Justice into international crimes committed by members of the National Union of Syrian Students (NUSS) and agents at the University of Damascus, focusing on the…

Dar Justice investigator and OSINT specialist Hussam Kassas organised a two-day training workshop for a group of volunteers on open-source research. Volunteers learned about the basics of cybersecurity and open-source research. The volunteers will begin a project to archive publicly available documentation and organise it to extract potential evidence pertaining to commission of war crimes or crimes against humanity.

On 24 and 25 January, Dr Yasmine Nahlawi, head of Dar Justice, participated in a conference in Damascus, Syria on justice, truth, and equity. Over 50 Syrian civil society organisations that operate inside and outside Syria gathered for two days in a historic conference in which Syrian civil society members discussed the transitional justice process. The conference outcome was the issuing of…

Dar Justice, represented by Sema Nassar from its investigations team, took part in the 12th Lausanne Platform Meeting with the International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism (IIIM), held on 26–27 June 2025 in Geneva, Switzerland. The meeting was organized by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs. The gathering came at a pivotal moment following the…

BBC Radio investigative report aired on 20 June 2024 following the SBC Investigative Team’s publication of its report, “Militia on Campus: Crimes of the National Union of Syrian Students at Damascus University”. The BBC Radio segment investigates abuses committed by members of the National Union of Syrian Students (NUSS) in Syria. “The NUSS member who inflicted the most harm was considered a…

Dar Justice signed a public letter drafted by the Syrian Justice and Accountability Center to request that the trial of Ammar A. in Germany to be audio recorded for academic and historical purposes. This case is a prime opportunity to invoke newly amended provisions in the German procedural code to record trials of historical importance.  Read the letter below Support Letter to…