Syria

Ahmad Hassoun Sentenced to Life Imprisonment: When Incitement to Crimes Became Criminal Responsibility

Damascus’s Fourth Criminal Court convicts the former Grand Mufti of incitement to

From the Pulpit to Criminal Responsibility: When Does Religious Authority’s Speech Contribute to Crimes?

When does speech by a religious or official authority move from political

The 5 August 2013 Douma Chemical Attack: The Crime That Preceded the Ghouta Massacre and the Continuing Pursuit of Justice

A documentary and legal briefing on the 5 August 2013 chemical attack

Transitional Justice Is Not a Funded Project: Who Owns the Decisions—Victims, Donors or Organisations?

A critical legal analysis of how funding structures and organisational interests can

Syria’s Forthcoming Transitional Justice Law: What Safeguards Must It Contain?

A legal analysis of the safeguards Syria’s forthcoming transitional justice law must

Victims’ Rights in the Trials of Former Regime Figures: From Testimony to Meaningful Participation in Justice

The prosecution of former officials accused of grave violations represents a historic

Syria’s National Committee for Combating Illicit Enrichment: Between Investigation and Asset Recovery

A legal analysis of Syria’s National Committee for Combating Illicit Enrichment, its

Trials of Former Regime Figures: A Step Toward Justice or a Test of the Rule of Law?

The trials of Atef Najib, the former head of the Political Security

Statement – On the EU Decision to Lift Economic Sanctions on Syria

Damascus – May 21, 2025 The Free Syrian Lawyers Association (FSLA) welcomes

Statement on the Necessity of Protecting Civilians, Ensuring Stability, Preventing Violations, and Holding Regime Remnants Accountable Under the Law

The Free Syrian Legal Association (FSLA) Statement on the Necessity of Protecting

In response to the escalating violations in Northwest Syria, the “Free Syrian Lawyers Association” calls for swift international action to protect civilians.

Official Statement October 31, 2023 In accordance with the principles enshrined in

A Critical Analysis of the Special Rapporteur’s Report on the Negative Impact of Coercive Measures: Issues of Neutrality, Transparency, and Adherence to the Code of Conduct.

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Negative Impact of Unilateral Coercive

Joint Statement: Violations Are Still Being Committed in All Parts of Syria, including Northern Syria, Refoulment of Refugees Poses a Serious Threat

Turkish Authorities Must Respect Their Obligations Under Customary International Law Which Strictly

The International Court of Justice.. postpones its first session in the lawsuit filed by Canada and the Netherlands

The initial proceedings in the lawsuit brought forth by Canada and the

“Official Statement on the Sixth International Conference on the Return of Syrian Refugees and Migrants

The Free Syrian Lawyers Association (FSLA) shares its reflections on the Sixth

Assad regime constitutes the foremost antagonist to press liberty

On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, a comprehensive report attests

On Its Fifth Anniversary, the Chemical Massacre in Douma Does Not Leave the Minds of Syrians

The 7th of April marks the fifth anniversary of the chemical attack

6 Years Since the Chemical Attack on Khan Shaykhun; Still No Accountability or Justice for the Victims

Six years have passed since the sarin gas massacre committed by the

The Syrian regime continues to commit crimes against humanity, war crimes and unfair trials of the Syrian people

The Independent International Commission of Inquiry published its periodic report No. A/HRC/52/69

The 12th Anniversary of the Syrian Revolution; No Justice without Accountability

No justice without accountability is a slogan the Free Syrian Lawyers Association

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