Syria's New Leadership Must Respect Rights
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•Syria's new leaders must keep promises on rights, UN envoy says
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UN Special Envoy Geir Pedersen says Syria 's new leaders must keep promises to respect rights.
He says Syrians are experiencing "a lot of hope and a lot of fear... at the same time" Mr Pedersen is concerned about the complex web of power in northern Syria .
He said Israel 's actions since the fall of Assad had been "highly irresponsible".
Syria is fragmented, with towns and villages heavily damaged by almost 14 years of war and a population traumatised by war and the cruelty of the regime.
Mr Pedersen said it was vital for HTS to start a process that will bring justice to families of more than 100,000 Syrians who disappeared after detention by the regime since 2011 .
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