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human rights
Syria and the Failure of the International Order
Radwan Ziadeh’s The United Nations’ Failure in Syria examines how years of resolutions, documentation, and diplomacy failed to protect Syrians. This review explores what that failure reveals about international justice and the limits of the global order.
Syrians: “Alive Enough” – Torture, Arbitrary Detention, and the Return of Fear
Torture and arbitrary detention in Syria raise urgent concerns as Muhammad Ghamira’s case renews demands for accountability and an end to impunity.
Syria at the Crossroads of Justice: A Nation Awaiting Accountability
Syria faces mounting pressure to advance transitional justice, ensure accountability, and address political exclusion in a fragile post-conflict landscape.
Defending Faith and Coexistence: Syrian Voices at the IRF Summit 2026
At the IRF Summit 2026 in Washington, Syrian voices highlighted religious freedom, coexistence, equal citizenship, and the role of civil society in Syria’s future.
Thanksgiving Reflection: Celebrating Caesar’s Courage Through the Art of Marc Nelson
This Thanksgiving, SYRIAWISE honors the extraordinary courage of Farid AlMazhan, widely known as Caesar, whose heroic decision to smuggle more than 55,000 photographs documenting...
Justice denied: How Syria’s courts protect war criminals
If Syrians could try Bashar Assad today with the current Syrian judicial system, he would most likely emerge a free man, smiling.but far from...
Transitioning from brutality to autonomy: Can Syria find its way?
In the 14 years since the revolution began in the Spring of 2011, Syrians paid a heavy price in their pursuit of dignity and...