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Syrians seek word of loved ones missing in regime jails

Syrians seek word of loved ones missing in regime jails

  • Since civil war broke out in Syria in 2011, nearly one million people have been detained in the network of prisons and camps run by the various security services
  • Of those, around 105,000 have died in custody, while others have been released, but tens of thousands remain unaccounted for, according to Observatory figures
By AFP ·
Special Jerusalem conflict stokes fears of civil war in Israel

Jerusalem conflict stokes fears of civil war in Israel

By Daoud Kuttab ·
Lebanon to form body to probe civil war disappearances

Lebanon to form body to probe civil war disappearances

By AP ·
Libyan leaders commit to December 10 elections: statement photos

Libyan leaders commit to December 10 elections: statement

By Arab News ·
45 dead in attack by armed bandits in northern Nigeria: civilian militia

45 dead in attack by armed bandits in northern Nigeria: civilian militia

By AFP ·
Special No peace, no rebuilding for ‘broken’ Syria, say analysts

No peace, no rebuilding for ‘broken’ Syria, say analysts

By Olivia Cuthbert ·
Rebels in South Sudan seize 2 Kenyan pilots after plane crash

Rebels in South Sudan seize 2 Kenyan pilots after plane crash

By AFP ·
Syria denounces US-led coalition 'border force' plan

Syria denounces US-led coalition 'border force' plan

By AFP ·
Syrian opposition retakes territory captured in regime offensive

Syrian opposition retakes territory captured in regime offensive

By Syed Tausief Ausaf ·
Syrian state media says Turkey helped rebel attack

Syrian state media says Turkey helped rebel attack

By Reuters ·
Syrian government troops capture 14 villages from rebels

Syrian government troops capture 14 villages from rebels

By AP ·
Syrian opposition fighters’ morale high amid Damascus battle, spokesman tells Arab News

Syrian opposition fighters’ morale high amid Damascus battle, spokesman tells Arab News

By Syed Tausief Ausaf ·
US, Britain and Norway warn South Sudan parties over cease-fire violations

US, Britain and Norway warn South Sudan parties over cease-fire violations

By Reuters ·

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