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Syrian Woman Cries when She Recognizes Missing Brother's Name on Display

Summary by Globo
"Can you give me that door, please?" asked a woman to the official of an exhibition about the horrors of the Bashar al-Assad regime in Damascus, Syria. "Identified as Lama Awad, she recognized the signature of her brother, Anas, carved into one of the doors of a prison — which also functioned as a torture centre — for opponents of the former Syrian dictator, who was deposed in 2024. Anas, until today, is considered a political disappeared person…

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"Can you give me that door, please?" asked a woman to the official of an exhibition about the horrors of the Bashar al-Assad regime in Damascus, Syria. "Identified as Lama Awad, she recognized the signature of her brother, Anas, carved into one of the doors of a prison — which also functioned as a torture centre — for opponents of the former Syrian dictator, who was deposed in 2024. Anas, until today, is considered a political disappeared person…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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