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- The Damascus Dossier documents torture and deaths of more than 10,200 detainees linked to Bashar al-Assad's regime from 2015 to 2024.
- It includes 134,000 records and 70,000 images showing abuse and executions.
- Families, including activist Mazen al-Hamada, have identified loved ones, offering closure.
- The dossier notes a 'bureaucracy of torture' and says the regime has faced international condemnation following Assad's ousting in December 2024.
