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Syrians fear the return of Assad's prisons as death of young detainee sparks anger

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By Mawada Bahah
| The New Arab Verified
The death of Mohammad Ghamira after detention has revived memories of torture, raising questions over whether Syria's security culture has truly changed The mountain town of Al-Haffah in northwestern Syria's Lattakia governorate was engulfed in grief and anger last week amid the funeral of 29-year-old Mohammad Ghamira, a man who died in hospital after security officers allegedly beat him while in detention, an incident that has stirred traumatic memories of the former regime’s worst abuses.
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Damascus under fire: Who wants Syria's fragile peace to fail?

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By Mawada Bahah
| The New Arab Verified
Analysis: A series of bombings in Damascus was intended to send a message. But who is trying to derail Syria's political transition? Syria's new authorities had exactly five days to sit with the shock of one attack before another followed. On 2 July, a bomb tore through a popular café near the Justice Palace in central Damascus, killing ten people. The day after, a hand grenade wounded three Civil Defence workers in the Damascus suburb of Jaramana.
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Alcohol, authority and freedom: How restrictions in Damascus are testing personal liberties

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By Mawada Bahah
| The New Arab Verified
In the Syrian capital, the sale of alcohol has become a flashpoint for wider discussions about regulation, social norms, and the limits of state power Elias al-Maari opens his Damascus restaurant every morning, knowing the authorities could walk in at any moment. His license expired months ago. The governorate will not renew it. He serves alcohol anyway. "The violation is theirs, not mine," he says.
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