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Ali Al ibrahim

  • Founder and Managing Editor, SIRAJ
  • Investigative Journalist and Researcher, Freelance
Sweden
As seen in: SIRAJ, Middle East Eye, Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), The New Humanitarian, Global Investigative Journalism Network, The African Mirror
Investigative Journalist and researcher @guardian @OCCRP. Founder @SIRAJ_SYRIA. Fellow @TEDTalks & @risj_oxford.#OSINT & Consultant @ICFJ.Digital investigation
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Syrian Intelligence Files Offer Clues in Case of Abducted American Reporter

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By Ali Al ibrahim, Kevin Hall Verified, Selma Mhaoud, Shaya Laughlin
| Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) Verified
Documents recovered from one of Syria’s former intelligence branches show how Bashar al Assad’s regime tracked foreign journalists as they entered the country to cover the civil war, including a long-missing American war correspondent. The documents mention Austin Tice, who disappeared while working for the Washington Post and the McClatchy news chain. The files do not list him as deceased. It’s an important distinction, because little is known about Tice’s disappearance.
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The risk of return: As Israel bombs Lebanon, Syrian deportees face detention, conscription, or worse

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By Ali Al ibrahim, Mohammed Bassiki, Jacob Goldberg Verified
| The African Mirror
This story was originally published by The New Humanitarian. By Ali Al Ibrahim, Mohammed Bassiki and Jacob Goldberg SYRIAN refugees deported from Lebanon say they suffered abuses by security forces on both sides of the border, including beatings by Lebanese authorities and forced conscription into the Syrian army. Some have died in detention or disappeared.
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As Israel bombs Lebanon, Syrian deportees face beatings, detention, or worse

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By Ali Al ibrahim, Mohammed Bassiki, Jacob Goldberg Verified
| The New Humanitarian
Republish this article This story was produced in collaboration between the Syrian Investigative Journalism Unit (SIRAJ), The New Humanitarian, and the Access Center for Human Rights (ACHR), with support from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED). It was published in Arabic by Daraj and in English by The New Humanitarian.
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