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Experiences of sons and daughters of missing persons in former Syrian regime prisons As the
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26 June، 2026
Experiences of sons and daughters of missing persons in former Syrian regime prisons As the
The Hague – A Dutch court issued on Monday a 26-year prison sentence against Rafiq
The Association of Detainees and Missing Persons of Sednaya Prison would like to clarify to the public that there is no official affiliation between it and Mr. Qais Al-Murad and Mr. Mohammed Munir Al-Faqir. The ADMSP firmly states that these individuals do not represent the ADMSP in any capacity, and it cautions against any attempts to exploit its name, speak on its behalf, or falsely represent it, whether by these individuals or any other unauthorized parties.
While ADMSP remains committed to advocating for the rights of detainees and missing persons in Sednaya prison and other detention centers throughout Syria, it reserves the right to pursue all necessary legal measures against anyone attempting to undermine or influence its reputation or impersonate its membership.
In this regard, ADMSP calls upon all media outlets, organizations, and relevant parties, including the official authorities in Syria, to exercise due diligence in gathering information regarding the ADMSP. It encourages reliance on official sources, including verified social media accounts and the association’s official website, for accurate data or statements pertaining to the ADMSP and its members.
Yesterday, Mirjana Spoljaric Egger, President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
The transitional Syrian authorities should urgently take steps to secure and preserve evidence of atrocities committed under the government of former President Bashar al-Assad, including key government and intelligence documents as well as the sites of atrocities and mass graves
A delegation from the Association of Detainees and Missing Persons of Sednaya Prison conducted
ADMSP Issues a Statement on the Dissemination of Images and Content from Sednaya Prison The
ADMSP has conducted a field inspection of the AFI Directorate prisons in Damascus
Today, I write under the weight of lofty wishes, attempting to sketch a new shape of the past, even if only on paper. I write so that everyone can remember with me the slap from someone once in a dark cell where even pain couldn’t be distinguished, taking advantage of my loneliness and isolating my weakness. Today, it’s time for the world to taste that injustice and those pains with me. Read with me about my arrest, his arrest, her arrest, their arrest, and our arrest. Let us together shed light on that darkness under the sun, hoping to break the darkness that friends live in unknown dungeons.
Recent Satellite Images Expose Land Alterations at Qatifa’s Mass Grave in Syria Recent satellite imagery
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