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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2020 · 1H 22M

Fighting War Crimes in Syria - Can Norway Play a Part?

from HUMAN Talks · host HUMAN internasjonale dokumentarfilmfestival

In November 2019, a group of Syrian men filed criminal complaints to the Norwegian police. They requested an investigation to named Heads of Syrian Intelligence Services and other institutions they believed were responsible for torture. How can Norwegian authorities fight impunity in Syria?  In cooperation with The Norwegian Helsinki Committee and SPACE. 

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In November 2019, a group of Syrian men filed criminal complaints to the Norwegian police. They requested an investigation to named Heads of Syrian Intelligence Services and other institutions they believed were responsible for torture. How can Norwegian authorities fight impunity in Syria?  In cooperation with The Norwegian Helsinki Committee and SPACE.

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