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Deborah Amos

  • Ferris Professor of Journalism in Residence, Princeton University
  • Writer, Deb’s Substack
As seen in: Goats & Soda, Here & Now Anytime, NPR, Slate, Foreign Policy Magazine, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA), Yahoo, KAMU-FM (College Station, TX), University of South Florida, The Council on Foreign Relations and
BLM~Ferris professor Princeton - migration reporting. NPR correspondent the rest of the time. story ideas to: damos@npr.org l
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Syria’s War Crimes Dilemma

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By Deborah Amos
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
When Syrian authorities recently captured Amjad Youssef, also known as the “Butcher of Tadamon,” residents of the Damascus suburb celebrated in the streets. Few could doubt his complicity in war crimes because at least some of his horrors were captured on video. In several gruesome sequences, shot by the perpetrators in 2013, Youssef and others are seen herding 41 bound and blindfolded civilians, including seven women, to a pre-dug pit lined with tires. There they execute their captives.
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By Deborah Amos
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Syria Is Hoping to Hold 500 War Crimes Trials in the Next Five Years. Here’s How the First One Is Going.

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By Deborah Amos
| Yahoo Verified
This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center. DAMASCUS, Syria—The past month has marked a dramatic turn in the history of Syria, a nation racked by years of civil war that only ended in December 2024. Sixteen months after dictator Bashar al-Assad fled to Moscow, Syria’s transitional authorities are finally turning to arresting top officials of the former regime responsible for the war’s most horrifying crimes.
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