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Syrian doctor in Germany charged of practicing torture

25-December-2020 By shrc_admin

On December 16, 2020, the Federal Prosecutor’s Office issued a memorandum against the Syrian doctor Alaa Moussa, in which he extended his detention and charged him with crimes against humanity. The German authorities had arrested the Syrian doctor Alaa Moussa on June 19, 2020. The arrest operation on charges of practicing torture in hospitals while […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Special reports Tagged With: Alaa Moussa, arrest, crimes against humanity, doctors practicing torture, Germany, Homs Military Hospital

Rifaat al-Assad retains highest French order of merit despite crimes against humanity

22-June-2020 By shrc_admin

Rifaat al-Assad, who was sentenced to four years in prison by the French judiciary for the embezzlement of public funds, tax evasion and money laundering, retains the highest French order of merit that is the Legion of Honour.  The Syrian Human Rights Committee (SHRC) calls upon the President of the Republic France, Mr. Emmanuel Macron, […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, SHRC's Reports, Statements Tagged With: crimes against humanity, highest French order of merit, President of the Republic of France, Rifaat al-Assad

Former Syrian intelligence officer trialed in Germany

23-April-2020 By shrc_admin

Anwar Raslan appeared in the first court session on April 23 The trial sessions of Colonel Anwar Raslan started today (23 April) in Germany after 14 months of his arrest by the German authorities.  He was the former deputy head of the investigation branch in the General Intelligence Department and the head of the investigation […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Special reports Tagged With: Anwar Raslan, crimes against humanity, Germany, rape, security officer, Syrian regime, trial

The first in the world: Germany prosecutes two Syrian intelligence officers accused of “crimes against humanity”

11-March-2020 By shrc_admin

A German court has announced that the hearings of two former Syrian intelligence officers accused of participating in “crimes against humanity” will begin in April. Legal activists at the European Centre for Constitutional and Human Rights said that this legal procedure is the first of its kind in the world that relates to torture carried […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, News Tagged With: crimes against humanity, German court, Syrian Intelligence officers, Syrian regime

Urgent appeal to arrest and prosecute those involved in crimes against humanity in Syria

10-March-2020 By shrc_admin

Senior Syrian regime officers responsible for crimes against humanity The Syrian Human Rights Committee calls on the governments across the world to arrest and prosecute those involved in crimes against humanity in Syria on their soil, including security officers and elements, shabiha, and economic supporters of the Syrian regime, and also calls on Syrian citizens […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Statements Tagged With: crimes against humanity, German judiciary, Intelligence officers, International criminal court, Syrian regime

Russian Warplanes Commit Massacre in al-Atarib

13-November-2017 By admin2

Field sources from western rural Aleppo have reported that Russian war planes launched a number of air strikes on the town of al-Atarib today. The strikes targeted the main market of the town as well as the local police outpost. The sources reported the number of those killed as 62, in addition to 150 injured. […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Statements Tagged With: air strikes, al-Atarib, crimes against humanity, destroyed buildings, injured, killed, market massacre, rural aleppo, russian war planes, Syrian regime, systematic killing, victims, war crimes

A Bloody Day in Aleppo

23-September-2016 By admin2

Aleppo witnessed one of its most bloodiest days on Friday, as war planes and helicopters targeted the districts of al-Qatirji, al-Kalasah, al-Muwasalat, al-Marjah, al-Neirab, al-Saliheen, al-Ma’adi, al-Ansari, al-Sakhoor, al-Firdaws and Bustan al-Qasr, killing 95 people- one of the highest death tolls to have occured during one day only in the province. Among the most prominent of […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Statements Tagged With: Aleppo, Aleppo city, clonic bombs, crimes against humanity, Death toll, high death toll, incendiary napalm bombs, massacres, russian war planes, Syrian regime war planes, war crimes, war planes

On the Anniversary of the Chemical Massacre: The Genocide Continues and the Criminals Remain Free

21-August-2016 By admin2

On 21/8/2013, regime forces targeted the areas of Zamalka and Ain Tarma in the Eastern Ghouta and the city of al-Mu’adamiya in the Western Ghouta with rockets laden with chemical substances, killing 1400 people and afflicting hundreds with various types of suffocation. This massacre is considered one of the bloodiest in the series of genocides […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Statements Tagged With: Chemical weapons, court, crimes against humanity, Ghouta massacre, international community, internationally forbidden weapons, poisonous gases, Syrian regime, victims, war crimes

Internationally Wanted Lebanese Man Killed in Syria

13-May-2016 By admin2

The Lebanese national Mustafa Badreddine, who is wanted by the Interpol due to his indictment of participating in the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafeeq al-Hariri, was killed in Syria today under vague circumstances. Facts gleaned from journalism show that Badreddine was a militia leader for Hizbollah, which had raided al-Qusair in the beginning […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Statements Tagged With: crimes against humanity, hizbollah, Interpol, militia leader, Mustafa Baddredine

Independent International Commission of Inquiry: No Peace without Criminals Being Taken to Account

24-February-2016 By admin2

The Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria has released its eleventh report on human rights in Syria and the violations taking place there. In its report, the commission said that Syria continued to witness flagrant violations of human rights and international humanitarian law unabated, and that these violations were aggravating due to blatant impunity […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Statements Tagged With: accountability, Civilians, crimes against humanity, government forces, Independent International Commission of Enquiry on Syria, international humanitarian law, ISIS, responsibility, UN, war crimes

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