A man praying inside a liberated cell in Sednaya prison, in the suburbs of Damascus, Syria, on Monday. Daniel Berehulak/The New York Times ...

Families searching Sednaya prison feared that they would not learn the fate of their missing loved ones — and that so much of what happened there may never be known.

Although no charges were officially disclosed, Hussein’s long-standing role at Sednaya has drawn international attention for ...

Sednaya Prison near Damascus was the symbol of the Assad dictatorship. Now that the regime has been overthrown, thousands are coming here to search for their loved-ones. There isn't much left to find.

As families desperately scoured the filthy cells of Syria's forbidding Sednaya prison on Monday for any sign of long-detained relatives after its gates were flung open by rebels, hope for finding ...

This is where the road to Syria's Sednaya prison begins — another of humanity's grim discoveries in the realm of torture and executions. One can now enter Bashar al-Assad's death camp only ...

Omar Alshogre spent time in Sednaya prison in Syria. He gives a real-life look at what life was like there, and what it was like to escape and live as a civilian.

Syrians approaching Sednaya, the Assad regime’s most notorious prison. They came by the thousands, hoping for news of relatives who had disappeared inside the Assad government’s security ...

Sednaya prison was the site where thousands of Syrians were tortured and killed under Assad’s regime. Investigators have uncovered mass graves, and are calling for justice.

Syrian detainees return home, but many remain missing or presumed dead amid grim discoveries in Sednaya Prison.

As families desperately scoured filthy cells of Syria's forbidding Sednaya prison for any sign of long-detained relatives after its gates were flung open by rebels, hope for finding missing loved ...

SEDNAYA, Syria (Reuters) - As families desperately scoured the filthy cells of Syria's forbidding Sednaya prison on Monday for any sign of long-detained relatives after its gates were flung open ...