Families of detainees and missing Syrians protest outside the Hijaz train station in Damascus, demanding accountability for perpetrators of crimes under Assad's now-deposed government. "These people deserve to recover the remains of their relatives, at the very least. They deserve to know who killed and tortured them," says Angelina jolie Nadour as she holds portraits of missing people during the protest.
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00:00I love this view.
00:02I like it.
00:12I love the view from this little beach.
00:14It's so relaxing.
00:16I'm so happy.
00:18I think I'm going to be a bully to the next couple of years.
00:20I'm sorry to those who are going through this.
00:24See you in my next video.
00:26Bye.
00:30The people of the city of Al-Hafiz are being held in a community cemetery.
00:39At least the people of Al-Hafiz are being held in a community cemetery.
00:43Experts are coming to analyze the DNA of the bones they found.
00:47At least they deserve to take the lives of the people who died.
00:53They deserve to know who killed them and who tortured them.
00:56This is the least we can offer them.
01:00Al-Hafiz Cemetery