Having a name: In Syria, they want to be wanted by the Assad regime

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For more than five decades, the dictator Bashar al-Assad and his father before him ruled Syria by terror.

Raheem explained that he did not offer up the information on who was previously wanted unless specifically asked because he does not want people to worry somehow that the new government was pursuing these regime-era charges.

Many of the wanted were men, in large part because many evaded mandatory military service and also were the ones who took up arms against the Assad regime.