In order to clarify the fate of tens of thousands of people missing in Syria during the reign of the overthrown regime of Bashar al -Assad, urgent measures are needed by the international community. This was in an interview with the correspondent of the Anadol agency said the head of the Charles Karl Kintan, the emerging UN of the UN of the Independent Commission in Syria,
“Time for Syria is leaving. The faster we will act, the faster Syrian families learn the truth about their loved ones,” the agency’s interlocutor noted.
Earlier, Kintana held the post of national commissioner to search for missing persons in Mexico.
According to the Syrian Human Rights Network (SNHR), more than 150 thousand people have disappeared without a trace since the beginning of the Civil War in Syria in 2011 in 2011.
more than 14 million Syrians were forcibly moved since the beginning of the war, 6 million of them have found refuge in other countries.
According to Karl Kintana, the structure she head conducts comprehensive search operations even in relation to those who disappeared in Syria decades ago.
She noted that one of the most important priorities of the commission is the discovery of missing people alive.
Kintana also emphasized the importance of promoting efforts in this direction from the new Syrian authorities. The head of the commission said that she contacted representatives of the Syria government regarding the opening of the office in Damascus in the near future. She noted the positive attitude of the Syrian administration on this issue.
“We are optimistic that this can be implemented in the near future. The solution of this issue is necessary so that we can interact with the Syrian side in the process of finding the missing,” she said.
According to her, a number of advanced technologies are involved in search work, including artificial intelligence.
“We strive to interact not only with Damascus, but with all the countries of the region in order to bring peace and truth to the Syrian people,” said the UN representative