Anwar Raslan and Eyad al-Gharib accused of roles in Assad regime's torture apparatus Anwar Raslan and Eyad al-Gharib thought they had escaped Syria's civil war when they fled to Germany and applied for political asylum. But unlike most of those seeking refuge, they had once been part of the state's machinery of oppression. When the conflict began, both men were members of the notoriously vicious intelligence service, which arrested, tortured and killed protesters and opposition figures. But both...
Anwar Raslan and Eyad al-Gharib accused of roles in Assad regime's torture apparatus Anwar Raslan and Eyad al-Gharib thought they had escaped Syria's civil war when they fled to Germany and applied for political asylum. But unlike most of those seeking refuge, they had once been part of the state's machinery of oppression. When the conflict began, both men were members of the notoriously vicious intelligence service, which arrested, tortured and killed protesters and opposition figures. But both...
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