Gender-Sensitive Transitional Justice in Syria...A Conversation with Lama Kannout
28 June 2025
“Without the participation of women in all their diverse contexts, and feminist voices in particular, justice will be discussed from the perspective of cis-gender men only. In this way, the...
Still Romanticizing Masculinity?
22 January 2025
Decades of authoritarianism and 14 years of war have entrenched militarized identities, posing challenges for true inclusive citizenship and the reimagining of national belonging, writes Dr. Rahaf Aldoughli. In this...
"It was a Ghost Army"
17 January 2025
Many questions have been raised around the rapid military operations leading to the fall of the regime and their background. Now that the country has been liberated, the current military...
“People Need to Know What Happened”
03 January 2025
Syrian journalist and former political prisoner Ruwaida Kanaan, now living in Paris, France, shares her reactions after the fall of the regime. A co-plaintiff in the Koblenz Trial, she says...
When they Opened the Prison Doors
30 December 2024
A conversation with Noura Ghazi, international lawyer and executive director of Nophotozone.
The Virtual ISIS Prisons Museum
15 November 2024
As ISIS collapsed in Syria and Iraq, a team of journalists, researchers, and activists attempted to access the organization's numerous prisons in search of friends and colleagues who had been...
