Survivors Emerge from Syria's Notorious Prisons Amidst Revelations
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Following the downfall of Bashar al-Assad, families of the disappeared flocked to Saydnaya prison, notorious for its brutal conditions, in hopes of finding their loved ones. The prison, a symbol of Assad's oppressive regime, was known for systematic torture and secret executions. Despite the release of some detainees by rebels, many families left in despair, unable to find answers. The chaos at the prison highlighted the enduring pain and uncertainty faced by those with missing relatives, as rumors of undiscovered prisoners persisted.
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