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Regelmäßige Informationen und Updates erhalten Sie in unserem ECCHR-Newsletter – jetzt abonnieren!\n",{"content":38},"Ein Fehler ist aufgetreten. Wenn das Problem weiterhin besteht, schreib uns gerne an info@ecchr.eu.",{"content":40},"Ich akzeptiere die [Datenschutzbestimmungen](https://www.ecchr.eu/datenschutz/) und bin mit der Verarbeitung meiner personenbezogenen Daten einverstanden\n",{"updatedAt":42,"createdAt":43},1753696841811,1752753802242,6,{"title":29,"path":46,"template":31,"i18n":47,"content":48,"system":55,"sorting":44,"children":17},"/en/newsletter",{"language":21,"id":33},{"description":49,"errorText":51,"acceptText":53},{"content":50},"Thank you for supporting our work for a world free from exploitation, fortressed borders, and torture. Receive regular information and updates in our ECCHR newsletter—subscribe now!\n",{"content":52},"Something went wrong. If it keeps happening, feel free to contact us at info@ecchr.eu.",{"content":54},"I accept the [privacy policy](https://www.ecchr.eu/en/privacy/) and agree to the processing of my personal data\n",{"updatedAt":56,"createdAt":57},1753696858923,1752753802248,[59,260],{"title":60,"path":61,"template":62,"i18n":63,"content":65,"system":254,"sorting":258,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... aus Damaskus (6)","/de/briefe/aus-damaskus-6","article-letters",{"language":9,"id":64},"01KBYTSKGNDC4ZTPFTTG8RNVD7",{"preview":66,"hero":73,"info":212,"sections":217,"meta":244,"isOnlyAvailableInEnglish":250,"isOnlyAvailableInGerman":251,"hasNoDonateBanner":252,"color":253},{"content":67,"id":72},{"headline":68,"text":70},{"content":69},"",{"content":71},"Dezember 2025. Schon seit Anfang des Monats werden in Damaskus die Feierlichkeiten am 8. Dezember vorbereitet. Neben den vielen Einladungen zu staatlichen und zivilgesellschaftlichen Veranstaltungen, tauchten auch die Straßenhändler wieder auf, die die Fahne der Revolution verkaufen. Man sieht sie vor allem am Umayyad-Platz, der über viele Monate hinweg nach dem 8. Dezember ein Versammlungsort für die Feiern der Syrer\\*innen gewesen war.\n","01KBYXQ69H6DEBSDX56GC673SP",{"content":74,"id":211},{"image":75,"imagePortrait":80,"video":81,"sections":82,"isTextBlack":210},{"content":76,"id":79},{"name":77},{"content":78},"whatsapp-image-2025-12-08-at-10-14-00-89318fb3.jpeg","01KBYXRJFBESNY2C2HATWW4E06",{"content":17},{"content":17},{"content":83},[84,112],{"id":85,"content":86},"01KBYXRRR7X7HTDE3MJHG36WV5",{"blocks":87,"headline":110,"tags":111},{"content":88},[89,101],{"id":90,"content":91,"type":100},"01KBYXRRR79P14W164FRZ51YQG",{"footnotes":92,"text":94,"isEmphasized":96,"isLarger":98,"isQuote":99},{"content":93},[],{"content":95},"*Nach zwölf Jahren im Exil konnte die Menschenrechtsanwältin und ECCHR Legal Advisor Joumana Seif erstmals nach Syrien zurückkehren. In regelmäßigen Abständen wird sie aus Syrien berichten. *[*Abonnieren Sie hier unseren “Brief aus Damaskus”.*](https://www.ecchr.eu/ecchr-brief-aus-damaskus-anmeldung/)* In ihrem sechsten Brief aus Damaskus berichtet sie von den Feierlichkeiten an dem Tag, an dem die Syrer\\*innen sich vom Regime und seinem System aus Folter, Gefängnissen und Tod befreiten. Gefühle von Freude und Hoffnung auf die Zukunft eines befreiten Syriens stehen Seite an Seite mit Erschöpfung und Wut über die anhaltende Gewalt und die Tötungen. Mit dem 8. Dezember 2024 öffnete sich eine lange verschlossene Tür. Täter flohen, Überlebende kehrten zurück, Massengräber wurden geöffnet. Was bedeutet das für die rechtliche Aufarbeitung der Verbrechen?*\n",{"content":97},false,{"content":97},{"content":97},"text",{"id":102,"content":103,"type":100},"01KBYXXJPRAA0S0916BH82V5J0",{"footnotes":104,"text":106,"isEmphasized":107,"isLarger":108,"isQuote":109},{"content":105},[],{"content":69},{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":69},{"content":69},{"id":113,"content":114},"01KBYXRXCECJP27X2P0RX4TJHE",{"blocks":115,"headline":207,"tags":209},{"content":116},[117,127,147,157,176,186,197],{"id":118,"content":119,"type":100},"01KBYXRXCE3S085060DK3BSTJT",{"footnotes":120,"text":122,"isEmphasized":124,"isLarger":125,"isQuote":126},{"content":121},[],{"content":123},"Schon seit Anfang des Monats werden in Damaskus die Feierlichkeiten am 8. Dezember vorbereitet. Neben den vielen Einladungen zu staatlichen und zivilgesellschaftlichen Veranstaltungen, tauchten auch die Straßenhändler wieder auf, die die Fahne der Revolution verkaufen. Man sieht sie vor allem am Umayyad-Platz, der über viele Monate hinweg nach dem 8. Dezember ein Versammlungsort für die Feiern der Syrer\\*innen gewesen war.\n\nEs steht außer Zweifel, dass der Sturz Assads ein außergewöhnliches Ereignis war. Er kam plötzlich und zerschlug alle politischen Initiativen, die zu „Realismus“ aufgerufen hatten, Assads erneute Akzeptanz in der internationalen Gemeinschaft forderten und eine Normalisierung der Beziehungen mit ihm anstrebten. Für mich ist es das wichtigste Ereignis in der modernen Geschichte Syriens.\n",{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":97},{"id":128,"content":129,"type":146},"01KBYY1DV3C2M11NQ3K21HT0FG",{"image":130,"more":135,"footnotes":140,"caption":142,"isFullWidth":144,"isZoomable":145},{"content":131,"id":134},{"name":132},{"content":133},"unbenannt3-4e3fa5ae.jpg","01KBYY78JWXEEEXPF5C9WTESFX",{"content":136,"id":139},{"buttons":137},{"content":138},[],"01KBYY1DV966YFDGD05E13FV5C",{"content":141},[],{"content":143},"Joumana Seif und ihr Vater Riad bei ihrem ersten Besuch in Damaskus im Dezember 2024. © Joumana Seif",{"content":97},{"content":97},"image",{"id":148,"content":149,"type":100},"01KBYY1HFP2117KSQ0DFWG2Y0Y",{"footnotes":150,"text":152,"isEmphasized":154,"isLarger":155,"isQuote":156},{"content":151},[],{"content":153},"Ich werde niemals vergessen, wie ich mich fühlte, als mein Sohn Khaled mich früh am Morgen des 8. Dezember weckte und sagte: „Wach auf, Mama, das Regime ist gefallen.“ Ich umarmte ihn und weinte bitterlich. Ich kann mich nicht erinnern, jemals in meinem ganzen Leben so geweint zu haben, trotz all der Härte und Schmerzen, die ich persönlich ertragen musste – vom Verschwinden meines jüngeren Bruders über die lange Inhaftierung meines Vaters und seine Erkrankung im Gefängnis bis hin zu Verfolgung, Unsicherheit und Bedrohungen. Vielleicht war dieses Weinen der Versuch meiner Seele, all den angesammelten Schmerz und die Qual vieler Jahre freizusetzen.\n\nJa, ich werde diesen Tag feiern und mir Freude erlauben – sofern ich dazu imstande bin – trotz der Erschöpfung, des Schmerzes und der Wut über das, was in diesem Jahr in Syrien geschehen ist: Massaker, Spaltung und hasserfüllte Rhetorik.\n\nIch hatte gehofft, dass ich ein Jahr nach dem Sturz des Regimes sicher sein würde, dass wir wirklich auf dem richtigen Weg sind – hin zu Staatsbürgerschaft, Rechtsstaatlichkeit und zivilem Frieden. Ich hatte gehofft, dass das Töten, die Gewalt und die Entführungen von Frauen mit dem Sturz von Assads Regime für immer ein Ende gefunden hätten. Die Form der Gewalt hat sich verändert, aber sie ist nicht verschwunden. In der Küstenregion und in Suweida kommt es weiterhin zu bewaffneten Auseinandersetzungen, während die Zukunft des kurdisch geprägten Nordens politisch ungewiss bleibt.\n\nBei einem kleinen Abendessen, zu dem der Botschafter eines arabischen Landes einige Akteure der Zivilgesellschaft in Damaskus eingeladen hatte, sagte der Botschafter zu uns: „Bemerken Sie Syrer\\*innen nicht, dass Ihr ständiges Streben nach Perfektion und Fehlerlosigkeit Sie unfähig macht, Erfolge zu sehen und sie zu genießen? Sehen Sie doch, wie viel Druck Sie auf Ihre Kinder ausüben, damit sie herausragend sind – selbst wenn dieser Druck Sie hart gegenüber ihnen und sich selbst macht.“\n\n„Ja, das stimmt“, antwortete ich. Während er sprach, sprang meine Erinnerung weit zurück in die Kindheit meiner Kinder – zu meiner Strenge mit ihnen und meiner Intoleranz, wenn es um schulische Leistungen ging. Ich war hart zu ihnen – und zu mir selbst. Und selbst heute, viele Jahre später, lassen meine drei Kinder keine Gelegenheit aus, mich damit aufzuziehen, wie streng ich früher war.\n\nWas der Botschafter andeutete, mag wahr sein: Das Streben nach Perfektion kann die vor Ort erzielten Fortschritte verschleiern – oder sie zumindest verschwimmen lassen –, besonders wenn es mit dem kritischen Denken einhergeht, das man nach vielen Jahren der Arbeit in einer Menschenrechtsorganisation wie dem European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights entwickelt.\n\nOhne Zweifel sind Menschen wie ich aus der Zivilgesellschaft emotional erschöpft. Wir befinden uns in einem ständigen Kreislauf aus wachsender Hoffnung und tiefer Enttäuschung, weil wir das Beste – ja, das Allerbeste – für unser Land wollen. Und natürlich arbeiten wir und werden weiterhin unermüdlich für eine bessere Zukunft Syriens und aller Syrer\\*innen arbeiten.\n",{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":97},{"id":158,"content":159,"type":146},"01KBYY379ZEYK3YKN351FK1PDT",{"image":160,"more":165,"footnotes":170,"caption":172,"isFullWidth":174,"isZoomable":175},{"content":161,"id":164},{"name":162},{"content":163},"whatsapp-image-2025-12-08-at-09-04-22_cut-5f2ea2f4.jpeg","01KBYY810AJPSHBVGASHS5N0ZC",{"content":166,"id":169},{"buttons":167},{"content":168},[],"01KBYY37A31K4T3EF94MBEM1SR",{"content":171},[],{"content":173},"Mit den Fahnen der Revolution feiern die Syrer*innen in Damaskus den Jahrestag vom Sturz des Regimes. © Joumana Seif",{"content":97},{"content":97},{"id":177,"content":178,"type":100},"01KBYY3AFR91XKHZTV95S4X5RA",{"footnotes":179,"text":181,"isEmphasized":183,"isLarger":184,"isQuote":185},{"content":180},[],{"content":182},"Trotz der Spaltung unter den Syrer\\*innen darüber, wie man den 8. Dezember nennen sollte – manche bestehen auf „Tag der Befreiung“, andere auf „Tag des Sturzes des Regimes“ – werde ich ihn feiern. Ich werde ihn feiern, ganz gleich unter welchem Namen, denn es ist:\n\n* der Tag, an dem Gefangene aus den Gefängnissen des Regimes befreit wurden,\n\n* der Tag, an dem Millionen Syrer\\*innen von russischen Bombardierungen und der Gefahr chemischer Angriffe befreit wurden,\n\n* der Tag, an dem die Zivilgesellschaft befreit wurde – und ebenso Rede- und Meinungsfreiheit.\n\nUnd ich werde ihn feiern, weil wir uns von Assads Regime befreit haben – weil man sich kein Regime vorstellen kann, das den Syrer\\*innen mehr Schaden zugefügt hat. Ein Regime, das für Gefängnisse, Tod durch Folter, Angriffe mit Chemiewaffen und Fassbomben, Massengräber, Korruption, Erpressung und jede nur erdenkliche Form grausamer Verbrechen steht.\n\nIch werde feiern, wohlwissend, dass unser Weg vor uns noch sehr lang und sehr schwer ist. Ja, ich werde meine Rückkehr zu meiner Familie, meinen Freund\\*innen und meinem Zuhause feiern. Ich werde feiern, was ich in diesem Jahr geschafft habe: die Gründung der Riyad Seif Foundation for Human Rights und die juristischen Weiterbildungen, die wir mit ihr anbieten. Und ich werde die Wiedereröffnung des Democratic Dialogue Forum feiern und die tiefgreifenden und respektvollen Diskussionen, die Syrer\\*innen hier miteinander führen.\n",{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":97},{"id":187,"content":188,"type":100},"01KBYY4BCX1QF1YSJTPC0HY0CR",{"footnotes":189,"text":191,"isEmphasized":193,"isLarger":195,"isQuote":196},{"content":190},[],{"content":192},"Mit herzlichem Dank für Ihre Unterstützung,\\\nJoumana Seif\n",{"content":194},true,{"content":97},{"content":97},{"id":198,"content":199,"type":100},"01KBYYD3XMKPQ6BWKZ16M3FQ0A",{"footnotes":200,"text":202,"isEmphasized":204,"isLarger":205,"isQuote":206},{"content":201},[],{"content":203},"*Sie möchten den Brief aus Damaskus regelmässig erhalten? *[*Abonnieren Sie hier unseren “Brief aus Damaskus”.*](https://www.ecchr.eu/ecchr-brief-aus-damaskus-anmeldung/)\n",{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":208},"Geschrieben in Damaskus im Dezember 2025\n",{"content":69},{"content":97},"01KBYXQ69HG98157FTCG560AA2",{"content":213,"id":216},{"items":214},{"content":215},[],"01KBYXQ69R3MVGSKX4FRKQAGYP",{"content":218},[219],{"id":220,"content":221},"01KBYY5A17F5VFNC6CP0AJS1T1",{"blocks":222,"settings":233,"headline":240,"navigation":242,"tags":243},{"content":223},[224],{"id":225,"content":226,"type":232},"01KBYY5A17SNQXYVSD0YX3BSA4",{"headline":227,"persons":229},{"content":228},"Biographie\n",{"content":230},[231],"01K1887F1TZD1KJ898CJ74PQ4G","biographies",{"content":234,"id":239},{"backgroundColor":235,"isTextBlack":237,"hasLineTop":238},{"content":236},"rgb(246, 247, 238)",{"content":194},{"content":97},"01KBYY5A1EM8KPZT10F1PYYD6D",{"content":241},"Appendix\n",{"content":69},{"content":69},{"content":245,"id":249},{"image":246,"title":247,"description":248},{"content":17},{"content":69},{"content":69},"01KBYXQ69S3M7A6QDFYXVWW3G0",{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":69},{"updatedAt":255,"createdAt":256,"renderedAt":257},1765200459230,1765192551957,1786626962865,3,0,{"title":261,"path":262,"template":62,"i18n":263,"content":264,"system":433,"sorting":258,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... from Damascus (6)","/en/letters/from-damascus-6",{"language":21,"id":64},{"preview":265,"hero":271,"info":394,"sections":399,"meta":422,"isOnlyAvailableInEnglish":428,"isOnlyAvailableInGerman":429,"hasNoDonateBanner":430,"color":431},{"content":266,"id":270},{"headline":267,"text":268},{"content":69},{"content":269},"December 2025. We started to notice the signs of preparations for the December 8 celebrations right from the beginning of the month. Along with receiving many invitations to various events - both official and from civil society - street vendors selling the revolution’s flag reappeared, especially in large numbers at Umayyad Square, which had been a gathering place for Syrians’ celebrations for many months after December 8.\n","01KBYTSP09150QERCC364HX34A",{"content":272,"id":393},{"image":273,"imagePortrait":277,"video":278,"sections":279,"isTextBlack":392},{"content":274,"id":276},{"name":275},{"content":78},"01KBYW73GCY0E7A9XQR2DXK4JD",{"content":17},{"content":17},{"content":280},[281,298],{"id":282,"content":283},"01KBYV1CKH042CFCRT5DA48WM2",{"blocks":284,"headline":296,"tags":297},{"content":285},[286],{"id":287,"content":288,"type":100},"01KBYV1CKHAGMT9DBZ9RTFGVK0",{"footnotes":289,"text":291,"isEmphasized":293,"isLarger":294,"isQuote":295},{"content":290},[],{"content":292},"*After twelve years in exile, human rights lawyer and ECCHR Legal Advisor Joumana Seif was able to return to Syria for the first time. She will be reporting from Syria at regular intervals. *[*Subscribe to our \"Letter from Damascus\". *](https://www.ecchr.eu/en/ecchr-letter-from-damascus-subscription/)*In her sixth letter from Damascus, she reflects on the celebrations marking the day Syrians freed themselves from the regime and its system of torture, prisons, and death. Feelings of joy and hope for the future of a liberated Syria stand side by side with exhaustion and anger over the ongoing violence and killings. With 8 December 2024, a long-locked door swung open: Perpetrators fled, survivors returned and mass graves were opened. What does this mean for legal accountability?*\n",{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":69},{"content":69},{"id":299,"content":300},"01KBYVA0Q71FG1ACGZ3E400V9Q",{"blocks":301,"headline":389,"tags":391},{"content":302},[303,313,331,341,359,369,379],{"id":304,"content":305,"type":100},"01KBYVA0Q83M9XYSR5XM7K2MYA",{"footnotes":306,"text":308,"isEmphasized":310,"isLarger":311,"isQuote":312},{"content":307},[],{"content":309},"We started in Damascus to notice the signs of preparations for the December 8 celebrations right from the beginning of the month. Along with receiving many invitations to various events - both official and from civil society - street vendors selling the revolution’s flag reappeared, especially in large numbers at Umayyad Square, which had been a gathering place for Syrians’ celebrations for many months after December 8.\n\nThere is no doubt that Assad’s fall is a momentous, exceptional event. It came suddenly and shattered all the initiatives that had been calling for political “realism,” for accepting Assad once again in the international community, and normalizing relations with him. For me, it is the most important event in Syria’s modern history.\n",{"content":97},{"content":97},{"content":97},{"id":314,"content":315,"type":146},"01KBYVNVCQGE7GRGF9JQ37ZCTS",{"image":316,"more":320,"footnotes":325,"caption":327,"isFullWidth":329,"isZoomable":330},{"content":317,"id":319},{"name":318},{"content":133},"01KBYW7PYDFBJDN1JATFB9HEVK",{"content":321,"id":324},{"buttons":322},{"content":323},[],"01KBYVNVCVDYBB8Q13VH7E0W22",{"content":326},[],{"content":328},"Joumana Seif and her father Riad on their first visit in Damascus after the fall of the regime in December 2024. © Joumana Seif",{"content":97},{"content":97},{"id":332,"content":333,"type":100},"01KBYVMYV86CS4DNX8B69KBT8C",{"footnotes":334,"text":336,"isEmphasized":338,"isLarger":339,"isQuote":340},{"content":335},[],{"content":337},"I will never forget how I felt when my son Khaled woke me early on the morning of December 8 saying: “Wake up, Mama, the regime has fallen.” I embraced him and wept bitterly. I don’t remember ever crying that way in my entire life, despite all the hardships and pain I had endured personally—from the disappearance of my younger brother, to my father’s long imprisonment and his illness while in jail, to persecution, security pressures, and threats. Perhaps that crying was my soul’s attempt to release all the accumulated anguish and pain of many years.\n\nYes, I will celebrate this day and allow myself joy - if I am able - despite the exhaustion, pain, and anger over what happened in Syria this year: massacres, division, and hateful rhetoric. I had hoped that one year after the fall of the regime, I would be certain that we were truly on the right path toward citizenship, the rule of law, and civil peace. I had hoped that killing, violence, and the kidnapping of women would have ended in Syria forever with the fall of Assad’s regime. The nature of the violence has changed, but it has not disappeared. There are still armed clashes along the coastal area and in Suweida, while the future of the Kurdish-dominated north remains politically uncertain.\n\nAt a small dinner hosted by the ambassador of an Arab country, gathering a few civil society actors in Damascus, the ambassador, after listening to everyone, said: “Don’t you Syrians notice that you are demanding and always seeking perfection and flawlessness, which makes you unable to see achievements and enjoy them? Look at how much pressure you place on your children to excel, even if that pressure makes you harsh toward them and toward yourselves.”\n\n“Yes, that’s true,” I replied. As he spoke, my memory leapt far back to the days of my children’s childhood - to my strictness with them and my intolerance regarding excellence and schoolwork. I was harsh with them - and with myself. And today, even after many years, my three children never miss a chance to laugh, tease, and reproach me about how strict I used to be.\n\nWhat the ambassador hinted at may be true: striving for perfection can obscure the progress made on the ground - or at least blur it - especially when combined with the critical thinking one acquires after many years of work in a human rights organization like the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights.\n\nUltimately, and without a doubt, people like me in civil society are emotionally exhausted. We are caught in a constant cycle of rising hope and deep disappointment, because we want the best - and the very best - for our country. 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I will celebrate it regardless of the name, because it is:\n\n* the day prisoners were freed from the regime’s jails;\n\n* the day millions of Syrians were freed from Russian bombardment and the threat of chemical attacks;\n\n* the day civil society was liberated, and so were speech and opinion.\n\nAnd I will celebrate it because we rid ourselves of Assad’s regime, because it is impossible to imagine a regime more harmful to Syrians. A regime of prisons, death under torture, chemical attacks, barrel bombs, mass graves, corruption, extortion, and every type of horrific crime imaginable.\n\nI will celebrate, knowing that our path ahead is still very long and very difficult. Yes, I will celebrate my return to my family, my friends, and my home. 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Seitdem hat sie das Syrian Women’s Network (2013), die Syrian Feminist Lobby (2014) und das Syrian Women’s Political Movement (2017) mitgegründet. 2023 erhielt Joumana Seif den Anne-Klein-Frauenpreis der Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung für ihren Einsatz als Menschrechtsanwältin.\n\nIm Mai 2017 kam sie als Research Fellow zum ECCHR-Programmbereich Völkerstraftaten und rechtliche Verantwortung. Seit März 2022 ist sie [**Legal Advisor**](https://www.ecchr.eu/person/joumana-seif/) zu den Schwerpunkten Syrien und sexuelle und geschlechtsspezifische Gewalt. 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Lesen Sie unseren ersten Brief aus Kyjiw.\n","01K9FD766TEP55BEF5GSRK9EN3",{"updatedAt":1255,"createdAt":1256,"renderedAt":1257},1780472413723,1762527506145,1786626963138,{"title":1259,"path":1260,"template":62,"i18n":1261,"content":1263,"system":1269,"sorting":719,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... zu unserer Palästina Fallarbeit (2)","/de/briefe/zu-unserer-palaestina-fallarbeit-2",{"language":9,"id":1262},"01K9F17TY1VA5MX1JKYFEPFYTN",{"preview":1264},{"content":1265,"id":1164},{"headline":1266,"text":1267},{"content":69},{"content":1268},"Oktober 2025. Ein Palästinenser aus Gaza sucht Gerechtigkeit vor Deutschlands höchstem Gericht. Verfassungsbeschwerde gegen deutsche Waffenexporte.\n",{"updatedAt":1270,"createdAt":1167,"renderedAt":1271},1772641333173,1786626963149,{"title":1273,"path":1274,"template":62,"i18n":1275,"content":1277,"system":1284,"sorting":16,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... zu unserer Palästina Fallarbeit (1)","/de/briefe/zu-unserer-palaestina-fallarbeit-1",{"language":9,"id":1276},"01K4YJDACP18EA0W0A4HNNGD6R",{"preview":1278},{"content":1279,"id":1283},{"headline":1280,"text":1281},{"content":69},{"content":1282},"September 2025. Ein Urteil aus Karlsruhe stärkt unsere Klagen gegen Waffenexporte.\n","01K5RMRNA9K57F68CCDJRAPQE5",{"updatedAt":1285,"createdAt":1286,"renderedAt":1287},1772641279127,1757667568022,1786626963146,{"title":1289,"path":1290,"template":62,"i18n":1291,"content":1293,"system":1300,"sorting":459,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... aus Damaskus (4)","/de/briefe/aus-damaskus-4",{"language":9,"id":1292},"01K4M7TBQ2JFCDC9AK4TBEJYXT",{"preview":1294},{"content":1295,"id":1299},{"headline":1296,"text":1297},{"content":69},{"content":1298},"August 2025. Ich hätte nie erwartet, dass meine Entscheidung, die Sommermonate in Damaskus zu verbringen und von dort aus zu arbeiten, mit solch enormen Herausforderungen verbunden sein würde. An manchen Tagen stiegen die Temperaturen auf fünfzig Grad, während Strom nur für wenige Stunden verfügbar war. Auch das Wasser blieb teilweise tagelang abgestellt. Gleichzeitig erreichten mich ständig Nachrichten über Massaker und schwere Menschenrechtsverletzungen gegen meine Freund\\*innen sowie ihre Familien in Suweida. Unter solchen Umständen wird es zu einer täglichen Herausforderung, auch nur ein Mindestmaß an Ausgeglichenheit zu bewahren – von produktivem Arbeiten ganz zu schweigen.\n","01K4MZAH9W4DD8CYWP5WQSWZRE",{"updatedAt":1301,"createdAt":1302,"renderedAt":1303},1763715618171,1757320916709,1786626963123,{"title":1305,"path":1306,"template":62,"i18n":1307,"content":1309,"system":1316,"sorting":1320,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"… aus Damaskus (3)","/de/briefe/aus-damaskus-3",{"language":9,"id":1308},"01K188YTYYDPNYM9J1D9CMGH96",{"preview":1310},{"content":1311,"id":1315},{"headline":1312,"text":1313},{"content":69},{"content":1314},"Juni 2025. Die Ereignisse in Syrien überschlagen sich derzeit geradezu, aber fest steht, dass der Mai ein überraschender und bedeutender Monat war. Nach 14 Jahren wirtschaftlicher Not wurden die Sanktionen gegen Syrien endlich aufgehoben. Feiern wie die am 13. Mai, hatte man auf den Straßen Syriens seit dem Sturz des Assad-Regimes im Dezember letzten Jahres nicht mehr gesehen.\n","01K1TNMSMCQNPCPCT467G8XY6A",{"updatedAt":1317,"createdAt":1318,"renderedAt":1319},1760730529444,1753698233310,1786626963119,11,{"title":1322,"path":1323,"template":62,"i18n":1324,"content":1326,"system":1333,"sorting":1337,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"… aus Damaskus (2)","/de/briefe/aus-damaskus-2",{"language":9,"id":1325},"01K188YJMT2RF7R130ZK2Q8K1K",{"preview":1327},{"content":1328,"id":1332},{"headline":1329,"text":1330},{"content":69},{"content":1331},"März 2025. Anhand der jeweiligen Sorgen und Problemlagen bilden sich Allianzen und Lager, die die Ereignisse jeweils unterschiedlich interpretieren. 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Die Menschen auf den Straßen der syrischen Hauptstadt sind toleranter und höflicher denn je, voller Zuversicht auf eine bessere Zukunft.\n","01K188BV9FNJ2FYGS51FGG23DX",{"updatedAt":1351,"createdAt":1352,"renderedAt":1353},1760730478459,1753697152230,1786626963111,13,16,{"title":1357,"path":1358,"template":1089,"i18n":1359,"content":1360,"system":1369,"sorting":44,"children":1373,"childrenTotalLength":1590,"childrenLength":1590},"Letters","/en/letters",{"language":21,"id":1091},{"meta":1361,"description":1367},{"content":1362,"id":1366},{"image":1363,"title":1364,"description":1365},{"content":17},{"content":69},{"content":69},"01K188YXHRTEQXCR5C3XYRWN1K",{"content":1368},"Read personal impressions and stories of ECCHR staff and partners on the projects they work on, the injustices and contexts they experience and the world they envision. They share intimate reflections in letters to their colleagues, allies and the world.\n",{"updatedAt":1370,"createdAt":1371,"renderedAt":1372},1757346536893,1753696924268,1786626963216,[1374,1390,1403,1418,1433,1442,1457,1472,1487,1502,1515,1530,1545,1560,1575],{"title":1375,"path":1376,"template":62,"i18n":1377,"content":1378,"system":1385,"sorting":1389,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... from Damascus (8)","/en/letters/from-damascus-8",{"language":21,"id":1110},{"preview":1379},{"content":1380,"id":1384},{"headline":1381,"text":1382},{"content":69},{"content":1383},"Since the fall of the Assad regime, Syria has faced new challenges: Back in Damascus, I report on the latest political, economic, and social developments.\n","01KT99JZQNQ1VE0YB81E8H2JSC",{"updatedAt":1386,"createdAt":1387,"renderedAt":1388},1785242967166,1780575983697,1786626963213,-1785157063455,{"title":1391,"path":1392,"template":62,"i18n":1393,"content":1394,"system":1400,"sorting":259,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... from Damascus (7)","/en/letters/from-damascus-7",{"language":21,"id":1143},{"preview":1395},{"content":1396,"id":1384},{"headline":1397,"text":1398},{"content":69},{"content":1399},"I write to you again from Damascus after an absence of more than five months. Today, however, I return with important developments on the path toward transitional justice.\n",{"updatedAt":1401,"createdAt":1387,"renderedAt":1402},1780579907476,1786626963209,{"title":1404,"path":1405,"template":62,"i18n":1406,"content":1407,"system":1414,"sorting":453,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... about our Palestine casework (6)","/en/letters/about-our-palestine-casework-6",{"language":21,"id":1157},{"preview":1408},{"content":1409,"id":1413},{"headline":1410,"text":1411},{"content":69},{"content":1412},"Without legal protection, fundamental rights are worthless: The ruling against Abed J. and the limits of German arms export controls.\n","01K9F198ZTWGJY2V159NN2AZ2H",{"updatedAt":1415,"createdAt":1416,"renderedAt":1417},1785143731997,1762514955215,1786626963183,{"title":1419,"path":1420,"template":62,"i18n":1421,"content":1422,"system":1429,"sorting":479,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... about our Palestine casework (5)","/en/letters/about-our-palestine-casework-5",{"language":21,"id":1173},{"preview":1423},{"content":1424,"id":1428},{"headline":1425,"text":1426},{"content":69},{"content":1427},"We have submitted an urgent application seeking to ensure that no further tank transmissions are delivered from Germany to Israel before the German Consitutional Court has ruled. At its core lies the question: Is Germany fulfilling its constitutional duty to protect – also vis-à-vis people outside its own territory?\n","01KCHC4MTKNTJAQ7S7NMA1DZ6M",{"updatedAt":1430,"createdAt":1431,"renderedAt":1432},1772641679802,1765814714640,1786626963179,{"title":261,"path":262,"template":62,"i18n":1434,"content":1435,"system":1440,"sorting":258,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},{"language":21,"id":64},{"preview":1436},{"content":1437,"id":270},{"headline":1438,"text":1439},{"content":69},{"content":269},{"updatedAt":434,"createdAt":435,"renderedAt":1441},1786626963206,{"title":1443,"path":1444,"template":62,"i18n":1445,"content":1446,"system":1453,"sorting":624,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... about our Palestine casework (4)","/en/letters/about-our-palestine-casework-4",{"language":21,"id":1198},{"preview":1447},{"content":1448,"id":1452},{"headline":1449,"text":1450},{"content":69},{"content":1451},"We are supporting a Palestinian plaintiff from Gaza in his constitutional complaint against German arms exports to Israel. We have collaborated with Palestinian artist Fuad Alymani to amplify his voice.\n","01KBQ558KQ1XCDZ3HPH3WBV2K2",{"updatedAt":1454,"createdAt":1455,"renderedAt":1456},1772641661815,1764856504079,1786626963175,{"title":1458,"path":1459,"template":62,"i18n":1460,"content":1461,"system":1468,"sorting":649,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... about our Palestine casework (3)","/en/letters/about-our-palestine-casework-3",{"language":21,"id":1214},{"preview":1462},{"content":1463,"id":1467},{"headline":1464,"text":1465},{"content":69},{"content":1466},"November 2025. Dismissed – but the fight continues. Our work in challenging unlawful arms exports.\n","01KAXRXJWDA7XAVQX3R235GB2T",{"updatedAt":1469,"createdAt":1470,"renderedAt":1471},1772641631332,1763720848931,1786626963172,{"title":1473,"path":1474,"template":62,"i18n":1475,"content":1476,"system":1483,"sorting":44,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... from Damascus (5)","/en/letters/from-damascus-5",{"language":21,"id":1230},{"preview":1477},{"content":1478,"id":1482},{"headline":1479,"text":1480},{"content":69},{"content":1481},"November 2025. Since my last letter on 29 August, many developments have taken place in my professional life. Only a few hours after sending the final draft to my colleagues at the ECCHR for publication, Decree No. (149) was announced, naming the members of the Transitional Justice Commission – 13 in total, including myself.\n","01KAKG8VNGF7D9D73RTG3G72JX",{"updatedAt":1484,"createdAt":1485,"renderedAt":1486},1764598320175,1763662859827,1786626963203,{"title":1488,"path":1489,"template":62,"i18n":1490,"content":1491,"system":1498,"sorting":699,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... from Kyiv (1)","/en/letters/from-kyiv-1",{"language":21,"id":1246},{"preview":1492},{"content":1493,"id":1497},{"headline":1494,"text":1495},{"content":69},{"content":1496},"Despite years of suffering, countless losses, and largely empty political promises, true peace still seems painfully out of reach for Ukrainians. 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A verdict from Karlsruhe strengthens our lawsuits against weapons exports.\n","01K4YJDE6B7YX3GM6KQCH21EG2",{"updatedAt":1527,"createdAt":1528,"renderedAt":1529},1772641565388,1757667568038,1786626963166,{"title":1531,"path":1532,"template":62,"i18n":1533,"content":1534,"system":1541,"sorting":459,"isHidden":97,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"... from Damascus (4)","/en/letters/from-damascus-4",{"language":21,"id":1292},{"preview":1535},{"content":1536,"id":1540},{"headline":1537,"text":1538},{"content":69},{"content":1539},"August 2025. I never expected that my decision to stay in Damascus and work from there during the summer months would bring with it such immense challenges. Living through days when temperatures reached 50 degrees Celsius, with electricity available only for a few scattered hours, water cut off for days, and constant news of massacres and grave human rights violations against my friends and their families in Suweida – under such conditions, maintaining any sense of balance and managing to do work at an acceptable level becomes an almost impossible task.\n","01K4M7V7BHCFK7NJHWTWN7GQWN",{"updatedAt":1542,"createdAt":1543,"renderedAt":1544},1760730110543,1757320916724,1786626963198,{"title":1546,"path":1547,"template":62,"i18n":1548,"content":1549,"system":1556,"sorting":1320,"children":17,"childrenTotalLength":259,"childrenLength":259},"… from Damascus (3)","/en/letters/from-damascus-3",{"language":21,"id":1308},{"preview":1550},{"content":1551,"id":1555},{"headline":1552,"text":1553},{"content":69},{"content":1554},"June 2025. 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