Dar Justice attended Madaniya’s conference titled ‘Justice and Accountability in Syria’s Political Transition’ which was hosted in Paris, France on 12 February 2025. The conference brought together various Syrian perspectives on justice and looked forward to priorities and challenges related to the delivery of justice in Syria.
Dar Justice is proud to serve as a signatory to a statement issued by over 50 Syrian civil society organizations following the conclusion of the conference on justice, truth, and equity which was held in Damascus on 24 and 25 January 2025. The statement included a series of recommendations which were directed to the new Syrian authorities as well as to Syrian…
We, in the SBC, are very proud to have two of our Board Members, the filmmaker Mrs Waad Alkhateab and Human Rights Lawyer Mr Ibrahim Olabi, alongside Syrian activist and former detainee Omar Alshogre, speaking in UN Security Council Arria-formula meeting on Accountability in #Syria on November 29, 2021. Their speeches emphasized the absolute necessity for the international community to spare no…
Dear Mr. Prime Minister, We are writing to you today regarding the dire humanitarian situation in Idlib, Syria. Since last December, the Syrian regime and its allies have undertaken a vicious assault against civilians in the northwest. The campaign has so far resulted in more than 2,500 casualties and many more injuries. Over half a million people have been forcibly displaced from…
On Thursday, 26 of Nov. SBC’s Amina Khoulani, Abdulkareem Ekzayez, Ibrahim Olabi, Waad Alkateab and Douna H Ahmed met with Labor Front Bench Shadow Foreign Secretary Lisa Nandy, Shadow Minister for International Development Anna McMorrin, Shadow Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Minister for the Middle East and North Africa Wayne David. The meeting was facilitated by the Labour Campaign for International Development. The…
On Friday, The SBC and a group of Syrian & British activists handed a letter to the Danish Ambassador, opposing the Danish government’s decision to repatriate Syrian refugees based on the false premise that Syria is safe. This action by Denmark is based on a false assessment of the situation in Syria and is in breach of international law and the principle…
Thousands of refugees, including Syrian ones, have surged through the Turkish borders to the Greek border following the Turkish decision to lift restrictions imposed on refugees wishing to go to Europe. On 1 March 2020, the United Nations said that there are about 13,000 refugees along the Turkish-Greek border. Greek government figures indicated that at least 24,000 people have been prevented from…