Syria's new beginning: Why justice matters

For many Syrians, the end of Assad's rule has brought profound change: millions have returned home, the fear of constant bombardment has eased, and people are speaking more freely than they have in decades. But the revolution's promises of dignity, justice, and political participation remain far from fulfilled. Sectarian tensions continue to divide communities, many minorities feel increasingly vulnerable, and meaningful transitional justice has yet to take shape. Families are still searching for answers about loved ones who disappeared, while crucial evidence documenting years of abuse risks being lost. In an exclusive interview, Robin Yassin-Kassab, a British Syrian writer and journalist, talks to Elias Feroz for The New Arab’s Analysis Desk about where Syria stands today, and the challenges of rebuilding the country after years of war. Watch the full interview here: https://youtu.be/wlA-vnjyOEA