Families reunite with released prisoners as Syrian rebels open prisons after years of civil war

Syrian rebels have opened the doors of prisons where over 100,000 people disappeared during the civil war. Many released prisoners, including men, women, and children, were reunited with families who believed they were dead. Videos show emotional reunions as families embrace loved ones after years of uncertainty. Some prisoners were unaware of significant political changes, including Bashar al-Assad's continued rule since 2000. The prisons, known for torture, were broken into on Sunday, revealing stories of suffering. Many families still await news of missing relatives, holding onto hope despite fears of loss.