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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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Source: شبكة شام الإخبارية
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The article addresses the suffering of the wives of detainees and forcibly disappeared individuals in Syria, as they face the effects of losing their husbands for many years. It narrates the stories of two women from different parts of Syria—one has been waiting since 2016 to learn her husband's fate without any results, and the other learned during her years of waiting that he died in the regime’s detention centers after more than eight years of search. The report sheds light on the living, psychological, and health burdens borne by these women, including debts, chronic illnesses, limited financial resources, and the difficulty of raising their children alone. It also emphasizes the need for support programs and employment opportunities, along with legal and psychological assistance to help the families of the disappeared, enabling them to build stable lives after years of waiting and suffering.
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