SYRIAN MILITARY POLICE DEFECTOR “CAESAR” PASSES KEY EVIDENCE TO GERMAN FEDERAL PROSECUTOR Thousands of photos of corpses in Syrian government detention facilities, in high definition,
Cesar is the code name for a former photographer of the Syrian military police. From 2011-2013 Cesar took 45,000 pictures of detainees tortured to death
The man credited with smuggling 50,000 photos said to document Syrian government atrocities, a Syrian Army defector known by the protective alias Caesar (disguised in
The thousands of photos from the “César” report, taken by a military Syrian photographer who risked his life to reveal to the world thousands of
Assisting several victims’ families to identify their relatives, either directly or through Syrian organizations.
Supporting the case before the Spanish judiciary in 2016 with some documents and evidence in cooperation with Guernica 37.
Organizing a coordination meeting between the Syrian human rights organizations and the European Center for Constitutional Rights and Human Rights in Berlin.
Initiating a criminal complaint before the German judiciary and Swedish, Austrian, Norwegian judiciary.
Supporting proceedings in Germany and Austria in cooperation with the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights.
Supporting proceedings before the French judiciary.
Supporting Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act in the USA.
Organizing exhibitions of photographs of the victims in Germany and Denmark.
Monitoring and documenting human rights violations and providing training and networking opportunities to human rights activists and organizations.
Legal advice and support for prisoners of opinion and conscience and their families by helping them gain access to information on the fate of detainees and enforced disappearances.
Legal representation of and advocacy for prisoners of opinion and conscience and assist them in establishing proceedings before the competent courts.
Publication of legal studies and research on human rights.
Organize events and exhibitions on human rights violations in Syria and human rights
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