In Syria, tens of thousands remain missing as activists call for accountability for crimes committed not only by the ousted Assad regime but also by militias linked to the new authorities. A recent demonstration in Douma saw citizens express their newfound freedom to protest and demand an investigation into the fates of their loved ones, such as Samira Khalil, a human rights activist abducted in 2013. While new leaders pledge to pursue accountability for Assad’s regime, fears persist that abuses by other groups, like Jaysh al-Islam, may be overlooked.