February marks the anniversary of the Hama Massacre in Syria, where tens of thousands were killed in a brutal crackdown by Hafez al Assad. For decades, their stories were silenced. Today, survivors demand justice. | TRT World

"Woe to he who opposes us. In Hama, he'll meet his end." Syria's Hama has seen several attempted revolts against the Syrian government, most tragically the Hama massacre of 1982. On 5 December, it was the second city to fall to rebel forces and was hailed as an immense symbolic victory. So, what is the history of Hama? And why is it so central to Syria's revolutionary narrative? | Middle East Eye