Security Council Approves Syria’s Justice Measures
The UN Security Council discussed the files of transitional justice and the missing persons in Syria, where the international community welcomed the measures taken by Damascus through the establishment of two national bodies for transitional justice and missing persons. Officials emphasized the importance of involving victims and the families of the missing in the reconciliation process, reaffirming that uncovering the fate of the missing is a human and fundamental right essential for achieving lasting peace in Syria. The Syrian National Committee for Missing Persons revealed that they have identified the fate of some children and reported 273 potential locations of mass graves, calling for the adoption of an international day for the women of the missing persons’ families and supporting efforts to determine their fates. The creation of these two bodies is considered part of broader efforts to enhance reconciliation, with a strong emphasis on international cooperation and listening to the voices of victims to achieve justice and restore dignity.
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