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Relatives of people who have been missing for years crowd around a man transferred from Sednaya prison to the Ibn Al-Nafees Hospital. They are desperate for news, although he can barely speak. Damascus, Syria, 12 December 2024
A corridor of the infamous Sednaya prison, which at some point held up to 20,000 inmates, and where military defectors and dissidents were subject to brutal beatings, electric shocks, and starvation. Damascus, Syria, 14 December 2024
Mohamed Khaled Krayem, free after seven years in prison for marijuana possession, finds his muscle memory instinctively reproduces the sleeping position he was forced to adopt in his crowded cell. Damascus, Syria, 15 December 2024
Personal files left piled in the infamous “Palestine Branch” interrogation and detention center. Human rights groups estimate at least 150,000 people went missing under Assad’s regime. Damascus, Syria, 18 December 2024

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