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Civilian detainees, including U.S. citizens
Justice for Civilian detainees, including U.S. citizens — the trail went cold in 2026, but the truth hasn't.
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What is Jamil Hassan's current whereabouts and does he remain in Syria or has he fled to another country?
What documentation or witness testimony exists regarding specific detainees tortured at Mezzeh Prison?
Which U.S. citizens were detained and subjected to abuse under Hassan's authority?
Jamil Hassan, a high-ranking Syrian government intelligence official, is wanted by the FBI for alleged conspiracy to commit war crimes, including torture and cruel treatment of civilian detainees—some of whom were U.S. citizens—held at detention facilities during the Syrian civil war. The investigation centers on his command role at Mezzeh Military Airport prison near Damascus, where systematic abuse allegedly occurred. Hassan remains at large, and his capture would represent a significant development in international accountability for Syrian government atrocities.
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Conspiracy to Commit War Crimes Caution: Jamil Hassan, a high-ranking Syrian government intelligence official, is wanted for his alleged involvement with engaging in a conspiracy to commit war crimes through the infliction of cruel and inhuman treatment of civilian detainees under his control, including United States citizens, during the course of the Syrian civil war. Hassan is charged with a conspiracy for the alleged crimes committed in detention facilities at the Mezzeh Military Airport (Mezzeh Prison), near Damascus, Syria.
A federal arrest warrant was issued for Hassan in the United States District Court, Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division, Chicago, Illinois, after he was charged with conspiracy to commit war crimes.
Alleged torture and cruel treatment of civilian detainees under Hassan's command at Mezzeh Prison during the Syrian civil war