SHRC 
The Syrian Human Rights Committee has learnt that, beginning 7 February 2005, the Syrian Authorities have released nearly fifty detainees whose arrests were within the past four years.
The reports indicated that the prisoners were being held at the disreputable military prison of Sednaya west of the Syrian capital Damascus.
SHRC has further learnt that among those released in this group are:
1- Mos'ab Naseef- Aleppo
2- Basel Kasabji- Aleppo
3- Omar Koraimesh -Aleppo
4- Mazen Bawadiqji- Aleppo
5- Abdul Razaq Haj Ajmad -Aleppo
6- Usama Korayem- Aleppo
7- Monzer Sokheitah-Aleppo
8- Abdul Kader Armanazi-Aleppo
9- Abdul Lateef Isaac-Aleppo
10- Jihad Dalati-Aleppo
11- Mustafa al-Sheikh-Aleppo
12- Hasan Khallo-Aleppo
13- Ahmad al-Idlibi-Aleppo
14- Hamza Bakir-Aleppo
15- Mohammed Haj Sulaiman-Aleppo
16- Khalid Darwish-Aleppo
17- Abdulwahab Da'ass-Aleppo
18-Mustafa al-Zori-Aleppo
19- Hassan Dubbol-Aleppo
20-Mohammed Bakri al-Dabbagh-Aleppo
21-Ahmad Abulkalam-Aleppo
22- Ahmad Bodaqa'ah-Aleppo
23- Shareef Zalam-Aleppo
24- Mohammed Abdulghani-Aleppo
25-Safi Thakkal-Aleppo
26- Hosam Karbouge-Aleppo
27-Mo'aweiah Sadikli-Aleppo
28-Jameel Salou-Aleppo
29- Mazen Termanini-Aleppo
30- Khalid Bakri-Aleppo
31- Mohammed Ahmad Bakri-Aleppo
32- Mahmoud al-Omar-Aleppo
33- Abdulrahman al-Hasrami-Aleppo
34-Zaynuddin al-Boqa'ai-Homs
35-Taha Hajji Sulaiman-Lattakia
36- Yase Sankari-Lattakia
37- Baha'a Joghal-Damascus
38-Yasser Tinawi- Damascus
39-Mohammed Kheir al-Najjar-Damascus
40-Ahmad Hamza-Damascus
41-Firas Ghannam-Palestinian
42- Mazen Nazzal-Palestinian
43- Ayman Yahia Mohammed- Palestinian
44- Jihad Mustafa-Palestinian
45-Maher Najmeh-Palestinian
The sources stated that the detainment of the aforementioned individuals was based on their affiliation either of Hizb al-Tahreer or because they practiced the Salafi tradition, in addition to other reasons that by no means defy any state laws.
On this occasion, SHRC reiterates its demands to the Syrian Authorities, insisting on the release of all political prisoners immediately, and the absolute end of politically-based detentions or arrests resulting from practicing the freedom of expression or the personal orientation and belief.
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