S1E1: The Toothless Tiger

In this, the final episode of the season, Fritz catches up with two of the key legal investigators in the Halabi case - Abdallah and Steve Kostas, who have both been an integral part of this season. We find out where the Halabi case currently stands and what we can expect to happ ...  Show more

Khaled al-Halabi might not be behind bars or on trial - but there have been huge developments in the justice for Syria space. Fritz heads back to the city where it all started, Raqqa, which has suffered hugely also since Halabi escaped. He finds out about the cases concerning the ...  Show more

Welcome to Syria: The Inconvenient Revolution (STIR)! In this episode, ⁠Leila Al-Shami⁠ (⁠Burning Country⁠) and Elia Ayoub (⁠The Fire These Times⁠, ⁠Hauntologies⁠) introduce themselves and the podcast.What is STIR about? From the Assad regime to the Arab Spring and beyond, we wil ...  Show more

نأخذكم في هذا البودكسات عبر رحلة وتجربة صوتية متكاملة، نستمع من خلالها إلى قصص وتجارب حول المشهد المتناثر لجهود العدالة والمحاسبة على الجرائم الجسيمة المرتكبة في سوريا من قبل النظام، في محاولة لفهم ألغاز التحقيقات، وأسرار المحاكمات القضائيةكتابة وإعداد وإنتاج سليم سلامه، تحرير وت ...  Show more

How did the Branch 251 trial actually come about? Your hosts Karam and Fritz talked to someone who played an important role in transforming the terrible stories of these crimes into legal cases: Anwar Al Bunni. He has been instrumental in building the case and kick-starting this ...  Show more

Fritz and court reporter Hannah dissect the special testimony of leading Syrian opposition figure Riad Seif, the man who vouched for Anwar R. to get asylum in Germany. The country that is now prosecuting him for crimes against humanity. Also, two survivors of Branch 251 who are c ...  Show more