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Sarah Thierrée

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Sarah Thierrée, Associate Professor of Clinical and Forensic Psychology at NEU (Near-East University), is also an expert before the International Criminal Court, specializing in institutional violence.
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Syria: Children's rights at the heart of the issues after the fall of the Assad regime

Syria: Children’s rights at the heart of the issues after the...

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The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime on 8 December 2024 after fourteen years of civil war marks a major turning point for Syria. However, it also highlights the serious violations of children's rights during the conflict. In the light of this particularly worrying information, based on data from international reports and first-hand accounts, I have submitted a dossier to the United Nations to draw attention to these injustices and make concrete recommendations.
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Institutional Abuse: When Protective Mothers Become Victims of the System

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Within the labyrinth of family courts, a chilling paradox persists: mothers, who should be lauded for their courage in denouncing the abuse suffered by their children, often find themselves exposed to paroxysmal institutional violence. These women, often referred to as "protective mothers," see their role as protective parents distorted and their rights restricted by institutions meant to ensure justice and safety. But how can processes designed to protect sometimes reproduce the very mechanisms of abuse they are supposed to combat—or even generate new ones?
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