Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression (SCM)

SCM provides critical insight into the trial of ex-Jaysh Al Islam official Majdi Nema in France, marking a key step toward justice and accountability for the 2013 enforced disappearance of Syrian human rights defenders.

Syria’s oppressive regime has fallen, ending decades of tyranny and sparking hope for a future built on justice, dignity, and human rights.

A new SCM study highlights the need for effective mechanisms to address widespread abuses against journalists in Syria.

“The fight against impunity for crimes committed by the Syrian regime and by all parties to this conflict continues.”

The landmark resolution marks an initial step towards uncovering the fate of more than 130,000 missing people.

The case bolsters international efforts working towards addressing the state of impunity in Syria.

SCM welcomes the court’s decision as a step toward justice and redress for the victims of grave violations committed in Syria since 2011.

A new guide explores the dire risks and challenges facing the families of Syria’s disappeared, abducted, and arbitrarily detained.