Researchers conclude at least 80,000 missing Syrians have been killed

The head of Syria’s Network for Human Rights says only 33,000 detainees have been found and freed from Syria’s prisons since the fall of Assad. So where are the 80,000 other missing people? The conclusion is grim, as Soraya Lennie explains.

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