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Strategic Litigation Quarterly Newsletter: A look back at 2024

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By Mohamad Katoub, Alana Mitias, Cameran Ashraf
| Atlantic Council
The Strategic Litigation Project (SLP) works at the intersection of law and policy to expand the reach of international justice mechanisms and make universal legal tools truly universal. In partnership with affected communities and regional experts, it takes on projects aiming to strengthen, enhance, and repurpose existing justice pathways for atrocity crimes and serious human rights violations.
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Life After Ghouta: Memory and Persistence in the Lives of Survivors

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By Mohamad Katoub
| Al-Jumhuriya
Chemical attacks leave an indelible mark on those who witness them. Every day, their minds grapple with the haunting memory of a crime that suffocated its victims, but continues to choke their families, as well as witnesses and survivors, forever. A decade has passed since the Ghouta chemical massacre on August 21, 2013.
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Opinion: UN offices in rebel-held Syria can’t be tool for Assad regime

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By Mohamad Katoub
| Devex
In an unprecedented move, the United Nations has begun exploring the process of opening offices in northwestern Syria, after nine years of working remotely through local partners. This step, which humanitarian organizations in Syria have been hoping for for years, comes at a time when trust in U.N. agencies in Syria is at an all-time low.
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