The Syrian regime has become the world’s largest producer and exporter of Captagon, a highly addictive stimulant that has flooded the Middle East in recent years.

The Netherlands and Canada are bringing the Assad regime to the U.N.'s highest court over allegations of torture and human rights violations against its people since 2011.

Over the past ten years, countless Syrian families who fled the war, without necessarily taking all their documents, have lost their homes and their lands, not because of fighting and bombing, but because of fraud administration.

The U.N.’s acknowledged failure in northern Syria after last month’s devastating earthquake has highlighted its tangled relations with the Damascus regime, which has included hiring the daughter of a Syrian sanctioned major to work in the office of an aid agency.