Relatives of Syria's disappeared seek closure in Damascus morgues

"Where are our children?" women cried out as they grasped at the walls, desperate for closure after their years-long ordeal. But no such closure was within reach for Yasmine Shabib, 37, who still could not locate her brother or father, both arrested in 2013. Having travelled for more than four hours from the northwestern city of Idlib, the victorious rebels' wartime base, she had little hope of finding them alive. But at very least, she hoped she would not leave without their bodies. "Just open the prison vaults for us...