The White Helmets, a civil defense group in Syria, has said it will offer a reward of $3,000 (£2,350) to anyone providing information leading directly to the identification of secret prisons previously used by the Assad regime in Syria .
In a post on the 'X' social network, the group specifically appealed to former security officers and those working in security branches and assured them that their identities will remain confidential.
According to foreign media, the White Helmets are also asking families not to dig into the prisons themselves, as this could lead to the destruction of physical evidence needed to "support justice efforts".
We recall that yesterday hundreds of people were released from a prison with inhumane conditions in Damascus, among them women and children, whom the Assad regime had imprisoned.
Since yesterday, Syria has been freed from the power of the dictator Assad, who fought against his people for about 11 years, in order not to give up power, writes A2 CNN. (A2 Televizion)
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