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.
Dr Yasmine Nahlawi, head of the Syrian British Consortium’s Investigations Team, gave an interview to The Times Radio regarding the future of Syria and accountability prospects. Listen to the interview Dr. Yasmine Nahlawi speaks to the Times about the recent events in Syria – YouTube
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…
SBC is proud to support a civil lawsuit (Mzaik v. Syria) filed by the Center for Justice and Accountability in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia against the Syrian Arab Republic. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of a Syrian-American man who was detained and tortured at the Assad regime’s Air Force Intelligence Branch at the Mezzeh Military Airport…
SBC’s investigations team is pleased to announce that evidence collected from its investigation into the August 2012 Daraya massacre has been transferred to the International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism (IIIM). The evidence, and thus the experiences of over twenty witnesses to the atrocities that were committed in Daraya in August 2012, has been organised according to the types of crimes committed, and…
Hussam Kassas, Investigator with the Syrian British Consortium’s Investigations Team, was interviewed by Sky News and BBC regarding the UK decision to suspend consideration of asylum claims. Hussam will be personally impacted by this decision and he discussed the implications upon Syrians in the UK.
Today the Syrian British Consortium’s Investigations Team joined a coalition of 53 Syrian, Yezidi, American, and international civil society organisations and individuals in issuing an open letter urging the U.S. Department of Justice to direct funds held in the landmark criminal case against Lafarge S.A. and its Syrian subsidiary to benefit victims and survivors of serious international law violations in Syria. Victims…