Wafa Mustafa, whose father has been missing in Syrian detention for over a decade, became a prominent figure advocating for those disappeared under the regime. Following the fall of Aleppo prison in December, she watched with disbelief as detainees escaped. Mustafa has tirelessly campaigned, but with the regime's collapse, a new government gives no guidance for families searching for missing loved ones. As many remain unaccounted for in the chaos, Mustafa and others return to Syria, desperate for information about their relatives, with empty detention centers offering little solace amid ongoing uncertainty.
Wafa Mustafa has become the face of families suffering from enforced disappearances in Syria, fighting tirelessly to ensure that those missing are not forgotten.
After years of desolation, families seek clarity from a new government about finding their loved ones, with no clear guidance on how to proceed.
With the collapse of Assad's regime, the notorious detention centers lie empty, yet many families remain in despair as the fate of their loved ones is still unknown.
'I have done everything I could these past years... and then someone just opened the door and everyone is free,' reflects Mustafa on the sudden change.
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