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Daily Report of the victims of Human Rights violations (20/7/2018)

21-July-2018 By shrc_admin

bombing Tseel

Bombing the towns of Daraa province

The total number of victims we were able to document in Syria on Friday, 20-7-2018, reached 14 people including: 4 children and a woman and 5 died under torture.

In Daraa province, 9 people were killed in the bombing of the cities and towns of the province, where 6 people were killed in the town of Tseel and 3 in Al-Shajara.

In the province of Rif Dimashq, 5 people from Daraya died under torture in the regime forces prisons, where their parents were informed of their deaths while issuing family documents from the civil registration centre.

The Syrian Human Rights Committee (SHRC) documented the details of 14 victims as mentioned in the Arabic web link: http://www.shrc.org/?p=32403

SHRC 21/7/2018

Filed Under: Daily reports, Editors choice Tagged With: bombing, daraa, died under torture, rif Dimashq, syrian regime prisons

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