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February 13, 2020
SDF benefits from letting IS prisoners go, capturing more
Euphrates Post journalist Ahmed al-Ramadan told Al-Monitor, “The SDF seeks to win over Arab tribal chiefs in the areas it controls, so it can increase its control and influence
April 3, 2021
A Tribunal for ISIS Fighters – a National Security and Human Rights Emergency
The brutality of ISIS continues to be felt by the survivors, especially those in Syria and Iraq whose family members were disappeared by ISIS and who remain missing.
February 3, 2021
US-backed Kurdish forces end Syria sieges
The SDF imposed several conditions for ending the sieges, including the lifting of the siege imposed by the Syrian regime forces on several areas of Aleppo and Tal Rifaat.
September 9, 2020
Syria’s Raqqa homeowners fight against illegal confiscation of their properties
Displaced residents accuse the Syrian Democratic Forces of illegally taking over vacant houses in the former IS stronghold
July 25, 2020
One Year After Banning the Practice, the SDF is Still Recruiting Children
The SDF’s use of children in both combat and non-combatant roles has been widely documented throughout the conflict, including by Human Rights Watch and the UN Commission of Inquiry.
April 10, 2020
Why the UAE aims to leverage Assad
War-torn Syria is a key platform for Abu Dhabi's ambitions as a regional hegemon
January 24, 2020
ISIS-only tribunal: selective, politicised justice will do more harm than good
While ISIS committed atrocities across its territories in both Iraq and Syria, any international justice measures must take into consideration the very different prevailing circumstances in the two countries
January 23, 2020
Idlib is the last refuge for Syrians fleeing Assad — and it is barely livable
The war in Syria has waged for almost nine years and claimed millions of lives. Northwest Idlib province is the last refuge for Syrians fleeing attacks by President Bashar al-Assad's regime
December 3, 2019
ISIS-only tribunal: selective, politicised justice will do more harm than good
While ISIS committed atrocities across its territories in both Iraq and Syria, any international justice measures must take into consideration the very different prevailing circumstances in the two countries
