URGENT: Families of Missing Syrians Demand Justice as Assad's Regime Remains Implicated.

URGENT: Families of Missing Syrians Demand Justice as Assad's Regime Remains Implicated Families of missing Syrians are demanding justice after mass graves were uncovered in Eastern Ghouta, a former opposition stronghold outside Damascus. The latest grave site was discovered on Tuesday in al-Otaiba village, where authorities believe up to 175 bodies were bulldozed into a mass grave. The discovery brings the total number of confirmed grave sites to over 60, with more expected to be found. Human remains have been unearthed at multiple locations, including Eastern Ghouta and other areas previously controlled by Bashar al-Assad's regime. Ten months after Assad was ousted from power in December, families of the missing are still seeking answers about their loved ones' fate. The Syrian dictator's legacy is embedded in the soil here - skeletal remains where crops should be. The discovery of mass graves has sparked outrage among families and human rights groups, who accuse Assad's regime of systematic persecution and violence against civilians. The international community is calling for accountability and justice for the victims and their families. This is a developing story, with further details expected to emerge as investigations continue. The Syrian government has yet to comment on the latest discoveries, but experts say it's unlikely they will take responsibility for the atrocities committed during Assad's rule. Developing Story: This article will be updated as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*