In Syria, Selective Prosecution of War Crimes Fosters Disunity...

The article discusses selective prosecution of war crimes in Syria after the end of Bashar al-Assad's rule. It argues that uneven accountability measures risk deepening divisions among Syrians.

For nearly 25 years Assad oversaw a system of widespread torture and killings with little prospect of facing justice. The piece examines how current prosecution approaches may affect national reconciliation efforts.