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Assad’s war on journalists: inside Syria’s surveillance machine

Journalists in Syria during Bashar al-Assad’s regime were subjected to rarely-seen levels of surveillance. A new investigation from Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and Syrian Investigative Reporting for Accountability Journalism (SIRAJ) delves into the dictatorship’s tactics to track news professionals, from daily monitoring of publications and wire tapping, to deploying agents to influence media coverage and even compiling a “blacklist” of reporters.
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The Ongoing death: How Russian-made mines are killing Syrians and destroying their forgotten lands

Since the start of the Syrian revolution in 2011, mines have killed thousands of Syrians and injured thousands more. This investigation, based on open-source data, interviews with victims, and field visits, reveals a systematic campaign by the Assad regime to use mines to cause long-term human, material, and environmental harm that could last for decades.
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