forcibly disappeared by the Assad regime are most likely dead, according to the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) has said.
released following the fall of the regime, many are still missing and were probably killed by the regime.
The group said that of the 136,614 individuals it recorded as detained or forcibly disappeared in its database, only 24,000 have been released.
Speaking to Anadolu Agency, Fadel Abdul Ghany, chairman of the SNHR, said the individuals unaccounted for "were most likely killed".
He says that the people are still classified as “forcibly disappeared” since their bodies have not been returned to their families, and their fates are unknown.
died from torture or brutal detention or were executed.
The group said that thousands of the disappeared were registered as dead from 2018 onwards without returning their bodies or properly informing their families of the details of their deaths.
mass graves, some of which were uncovered following Assad’s fall, without their families being informed.
“Only a few mass graves have been uncovered, and there are rumours of many more,” Abdul Ghany said.
anti-regime protests, when thousands of people were detained.
freed . The 61-year dictatorship of the Baath regime fell on 8 December, allowing families desperately searching for their loved ones to access the former regime's jails.
Hundreds of thousands of Syrians however have been unable to find their loved ones.
liberated, but many family members are desperately clinging to hope that their loved ones may still be alive.
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