The National Transitional Justice Commission delegation meets with victims' families in Daraa to discuss the path of accountability and justice.

SANA (TG) · Governmental · telegram.org

Arabic title: وفد الهيئة الوطنية للعدالة الانتقالية يلتقي ذوي الضحايا في درعا لبحث مسار المحاسبة والعدالة.
English title: The National Transitional Justice Commission delegation meets with victims' families in Daraa to discuss the path of accountability and justice.
Published: 30 April 2026 · 20:20 UTC
Topic: Human rights, Humanitarian, Security
Governorate: Daraa

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