Syria's accountability moment - or is it?

Writer and analyst Sarah Hunaidi examines concerns over accountability, unresolved mass violence, and legal gaps shaping Syria’s post-Assad justice process. As Syria launches high-profile trials tied to Assad-era crimes, questions are growing over whether the country is building a genuine transitional justice process or simply the appearance of one. In this video for The New Arab, Syrian writer and political analyst Sarah Hunaidi examines concerns over selective accountability, unresolved mass violence, and the legal gaps shaping Syria’s post-Assad justice process.