Same Justice works in: Belgium, France, Netherlands, Türkiye, Syrian Arab Republic. Offices: Brussels, Paris, Stanton, California, Gaziantep, Damascus.
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We conduct research as a means of analysis to understand and explain global affairs with humanitarian and international rights aspirations.
The organization ” Same Justice ” welcomed the new arrest warrant issued by the French judiciary against the former Syrian regime leader, Bashar al-Assad. Following the fall of the former Syrian regime on December 8, 2024, the organization submitted a request to the French court to retry the deposed president Bashar al-Assad for the crimes…
The organization “Same Justice” condemns the killings of Sudanese civilians following violent incidents that erupted in protest against the killing of other citizens in South Sudan. The organization affirms that the killings and violations taking place in Sudan constitute a breach of international humanitarian law. It calls on global organizations to take firm and immediate…
Image source: Wikimedia Since the fall of the Syrian regime, searches and investigations into the fate of the missing and forcibly disappeared have revealed the grim reality endured by Syrians. A large number of mass graves containing unidentified bodies have been uncovered, reflecting the severe violations committed against Syrians during the rule of the Assad…
Image source: news.un On November 15, 2024, the United States reaffirmed its full support for the measures issued by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) one year ago, aimed at compelling the Syrian regime to prevent torture and other forms of cruel treatment, as well as protecting evidence related to these crimes. the International Court of…
Image source: hrw Human Rights Watch (HRW) has condemned the ongoing violations of detainees’ rights in prisons controlled by the Houthi movement in Yemen, highlighting deaths in custody and the lack of due process in trials of individuals detained by the group. In a November 14, 2024 report, Human Rights Watch (HRW) detailed disturbing practices, including…
Image source: hrw On October 30, 2024, Human Rights Watch warned that Syrians fleeing violence in Lebanon face severe risks of repression, arrest, and persecution from the Syrian regime upon their return. The report highlighted that Syrians, particularly, men fleeing Lebanon risk arbitrary arrest, enforced disappearance, torture, and even death in detention at the hands of…
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