On 14–15 September, Dar Justice, Crisis Action, SCM, and SLDP co-hosted a two-day roundtable in Damascus on Criminal Accountability within the broader Transitional Justice process in Syria.
The roundtable built on seven months of dialogue and five online sessions with Syrian civil society, victims’ groups, legal experts, and international partners, which resulted in a first draft report capturing key discussions and recommendations.
The Damascus roundtable brought together Syrian civil society organizations along with representatives of the National Transitional Justice Commission and the National Commission on Missing Persons, with the aim of deepening the discussion, presenting the draft report, and creating a space for direct engagement with the commissioners.
