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On the 13th anniversary of the Ghouta chemical massacre in 2013, Syrians revisited scenes of hundreds of civilians losing their lives due to sarin gas, reaffirming that the wound has not healed and demanding accountability from the Assad regime for these crimes. Regime forces launched hundreds of rockets filled with toxic gas on the towns of Zamalka, Moadamiya, and Ein Tarma in Eastern Ghouta, resulting in the death of approximately 1,127 people, including 201 women and 107 children, according to human rights estimates. Official and civil authorities confirmed that justice remains a primary demand, and that the sacrifice will continue to be etched in the consciousness of Syrians until those responsible for this crime are held accountable, emphasizing the need to build a culture of justice and ongoing struggle.
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