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Daily Report of Human Rights Violations Victims (17-7-2018)

17-July-2018 By shrc_admin

Harra massacre

The total number of victims we were able to document in Syria reached 37 people on Tuesday, 17 July 2018, including 7 children, 8 women and 2 under torture.

In Daraa province , 24 people were killed in the shelling of the towns of Nawa, Tasil and Jassim. In addition, 10 people in Quneitra province were killed by shelling of the town of Ayn al-Tinah in the province suburbs, all displaced from the town of Haarra in Daraa province.

Two cases were documented died under torture in the prisons of the regime forces, one from Homs and the other from the capital Damascus. And one person was killed by unknown assailants in the town of al-Jurdhi in Deir ez-Zor province.

SHRC was able to document the details of 23 victims as mentioned in the Arabic link (http://www.shrc.org/?p=32386 ).

Filed Under: Daily reports, Editors choice Tagged With: bombing, Damascus, Daraa province, death under torture, deir ez-zor, Homs, shelling

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