Months after fall of Assad, families of Syria's missing still seeking justice

The article discusses the ongoing struggle of families in Syria searching for their loved ones who went missing during the country's civil war, even months after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime. Many families are only now coming forward with accounts of their missing relatives, presumed dead, as the security situation in the country has improved. The article highlights the plight of these families, who are seeking justice and closure for the disappearance of their loved ones. The article emphasizes the long-lasting impact of the war on Syrian communities, as families continue to grapple with the uncertainty and grief of not knowing the fate of their missing relatives. It also underscores the challenges in documenting and investigating these cases, as the country's infrastructure and institutions have been heavily damaged by the conflict. The article serves as a reminder of the human toll of the Syrian civil war and the ongoing need for accountability and support for the victims and their families.