Syrians Mark Regime's Fall Amid Deep Scars of War

Syrians observed the first anniversary of the former Assad regime's ousting on Monday. The celebrations occur as the nation struggles to recover from decades of repression and a devastating civil war. The conflict, which lasted 14 years, killed an estimated 500,000 people. It also displaced millions and left the country's infrastructure and society deeply damaged. For deeper analysis, Nadia Massih spoke with Nanar Hawach. Hawach is a Senior Analyst for the International Crisis Group, focusing on Syria.