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American revisits Syrian detention site
Kevin Patrick Doss, an American, has returned to Syria after approximately ten years since his release from the prisons of Bashar al-Assad's regime. His goal is to gather evidence to hold those responsible for his torture and the abuses he experienced during his detention accountable. He was detained by regime forces in 2012 after crossing the border with medical supplies in his possession, and he spent about three and a half years in detention, during which he was subjected to severe torture, lost part of his right foot, and suffered a stroke, which left him unable to speak. He mentioned witnessing the death of two children due to torture, affirming that hundreds, possibly thousands, of detainees have met their fate inside the regime's prisons. Doss’s current visit aims to identify the victims and recover the remains buried in mass graves. His testimony also supports the efforts of transitional justice initiated by the new Syrian authorities since May 2025. Despite his ongoing suffering, Doss believes he has a unique perspective on the conditions of oppression faced by the Syrian people and is committed to contributing to justice and uncovering the fate of the victims.
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