Syria: Reveal Fate of Missing Victims of ISIS

Expand Images provided by families of their relatives who went missing in ISIS custody. © 2019 Human Rights Watch (Paris) – Families whose relatives disappeared in the custody of the Islamic State (also known as ISIS) while the group controlled parts of Syria are struggling to learn what happened to their relatives, Human Rights Watch said. The Coalition of Families of Kidnapped by ISIS, a new organization of Syrian families with missing relatives, and Human Rights Watch are holding a joint news conference on May 14, 2019, in Paris. The international coalition against ISIS should make information-sharing…

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