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In the heart of a war-torn Syria, Alaa Qasar searches for her father, lost for over a decade. She stands before cold morgue fridges, pulling out bodies that tell haunting stories of torture. Some are emaciated, their skin marred by the brutality of the Assad regime. Others appear to be sleeping, but the truth is far more sinister. Qasar's journey is not just personal; it reflects the plight of countless families seeking their missing loved ones.
For 11 years, Qasar has navigated a maze of despair, speaking to lawyers and security officials, yet finding no answers. She encountered so-called mediators, who preyed on desperate families, promising to help for a fee. Eventually, she learned her father was imprisoned in Sednaya, a notorious facility known as the 'human slaughterhouse.'
"They told us he would return the next day, but he never did," Qasar recalls, her voice trembling. The last time she saw him, he memorized her face, a moment now etched in her memory. After his release, he was re-arrested, vanishing into the shadows of the regime's prisons.
As Qasar continues her search, she faces the grim reality of the Assad regime's oppression. The Syrian Network for Human Rights estimates over 136,000 Syrians have been arrested since 2011, many never to be seen again. Qasar's hope flickers as she visits hospitals and morgues, each time met with the same heartbreaking outcome.
Despite the overwhelming odds, she remains resolute. "I won’t believe it until I see his body," she insists, recalling stories of those who received false death certificates. The search is a solitary burden she bears for her family, determined to shield her mother from the horrors she witnesses.
In a world where the disappeared are often forgotten, Qasar's quest shines a light on the ongoing tragedy in Syria. As she opens the morgue door, she confronts the reality of loss, hoping against hope that her father is not among the dead. The search continues, a testament to love and resilience in [[ Ссылка ]]...
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