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Dabiq Town’s People Demand that Violations against Syrian Detainee’s be Stopped

A Sit-in in the town of Dabiq protesting the violations of Syrian detainees’ rights, northern rural Aleppo (Signs in Arabic say: Stop killing, we want to build a homeland, the world’s silence is a dagger killing us) – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

A Sit-in in the town of Dabiq protesting the violations of Syrian detainees’ rights, northern rural Aleppo (Signs in Arabic say: Stop killing, we want to build a homeland, the world’s silence is a dagger killing us) – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

A Sit-in in the town of Dabiq protesting the violations of Syrian detainees’ rights, northern rural Aleppo (The sign on the wall says: Dabiq Cultural Center) – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

A Sit-in in the town of Dabiq protesting the violations of Syrian detainees’ rights, northern rural Aleppo (The sign on the wall says: Dabiq Cultural Center) – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

Two children from the town of Dabiq demand that violations against Syrian detainees be stopped, northern rural Aleppo (The sign says: Stop the killing in death prisons) – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

Two children from the town of Dabiq demand that violations against Syrian detainees be stopped, northern rural Aleppo (The sign says: Stop the killing in death prisons) – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

Two children from the town of Dabiq demand that violations against Syrian detainees be stopped, northern rural Aleppo – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

Two children from the town of Dabiq demand that violations against Syrian detainees be stopped, northern rural Aleppo  – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

A Sit-in in the town of Dabiq protesting the violations of Syrian detainees’ rights, northern rural Aleppo (Signs in Arabic from left to right say: Release the detainees, where is the international law, Stop the killing in death prisons, Where is humanity, you states claiming being humanitarian) – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

A Sit-in in the town of Dabiq protesting the violations of Syrian detainees’ rights, northern rural Aleppo (Signs in Arabic from left to right say: Release the detainees, where is the international law, Stop the killing in death prisons, Where is humanity, you states claiming being humanitarian) – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

A Sit-in in the town of Dabiq protesting the violations of Syrian detainees’ rights, northern rural Aleppo (the sign in Arabic says: Release the detainees, where is the international law) – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

A Sit-in in the town of Dabiq protesting the violations of Syrian detainees’ rights, northern rural Aleppo (the sign in Arabic says: Release the detainees, where is the international law) – August 2, 2018 (Enab Baladi)

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Another sign held by protesters read, “We sacrificed our lives and livelihoods to secure our rights,” September 26, 2026. (Enab Baladi/Ahmad Maslamani)
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Protesters Enter “Abyat Hills” Project in Qudsaya, Rural Damascus

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Apple farmers harvest fruit in an orchard near the Druze village of Majdal Shams in the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights, September 25, 2026. (Jalaa MAREY / AFP)
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Golan Heights: Majdal Shams Farmers Harvest Apple Crop

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Fires in farmland in the Najha area of Rural Damascus after an Iranian missile fell following its interception by Israeli defenses, June 8, 2026. (Enab Baladi/Ahmed Muslimani)
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Iranian Missile Sparks Farmland Fire Near Damascus

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Investment opportunities in multiple sectors are presented during the Syrian-Emirati Investment Forum, May 11, 2026. (Enab Baladi/Ahmad Maslamani)
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Syrian-Emirati Forum Discusses Investment in Damascus

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Syrian families arrive in the city of Raqqa after leaving Lebanon due to military tensions, March 14, 2026 (Enab Baladi/Ahmad al-Humaidi)
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Syrian families return from Lebanon to Raqqa

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Mothers wait outside the courthouse in Raqqa (northern Syria), hoping for their sons’ release, 25 January 2026 (Enab Baladi, Ahmad al-Hamadi).
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Raqqa, Families gather outside the courthouse seeking answers about their sons held in SDF prisons.

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The prison is currently under the control of Syrian government forces after it was handed over from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), 22 January 2026. (Enab Baladi, Marwan al-Mudahi)
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Al-Hasakah: Al Shaddadi prison stands empty of detainees

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The first hours of government forces entering the city of Tabqa (western Raqqa governorate), 18 January 2026 (Enab Baladi, Eyad Abdeljawad)
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Tabqa, Enab Baladi documents the first hours after government forces entered

18/01/2026
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