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Daily Report on Human Rights Violations in Syria: 15/02/2018

15-February-2018 By admin2

The number of victims documented by SHRC today are 21 people, including five children and two women. Nine were killed in Rif Dimashq when missile bombing targeted residential areas on the outskirts of the city. Seven were killed in Idlib due to Russian bombing on the city of Tarmala, including a voluntary paramedic and a […]

Filed Under: Daily reports, Editors choice Tagged With: daily report, human rights, idlib, ISIS, rif Dimashq, Russian bombing, sniper, Syrian regime

Destruction of al-Rahma Hospital in Khan Sheikhoun

19-September-2017 By admin2

Russian warplanes targeted al-Rahma Hospital in Khan Sheikhoun in the southern suburb of Idlib with four consecutive attacks, destroying a significant part of it, and rendering it out of service whilst also burning ambulances parked in its vicinity. This is not the first time that Al Rahma Hospital has been targeted. It was targeted last […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Statements Tagged With: al-Rahma hospital, Civilians, hospital, hospital attack, human rights, idlib, international treaties, medical buildings, patients, russian war planes, shrc, violation, war crimes, war planes

Syrian Refugees Die in Lebanese Army Prisons

5-July-2017 By admin2

At least eight Syrian refugees have died whilst being detained by the Lebanese army. It is thought that those who died, did so under torture and due to the inhumane conditions in the places of detention and arrest. The Lebanese army said that it had become clear that a number of those whom they had […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Statements Tagged With: arrest, Arsal, death under torture, EU, human rights, lebanese army, lebanon, syria, syrian refugees, violations

On the Anniversary of the Lifting of the State of Emergency: The State was Lifted, the Emergencies Remain

21-April-2016 By admin2

On 21/4/2011, the state of emergency in Syria which had been in operation since 8/3/1963 was lifted by the legislative decree 161, ending the longest state of emergency in modern history, as well as shutting down the infamous Supreme State Court on the same day. The text which had declared a state of emergency by […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Statements Tagged With: emergency state, human rights, law, legislation, state of emergency, Syrian regime, violations

Syrian Refugees Exceed Four Million: Four Years of Violations

10-July-2015 By admin2

Syrian refugees have exceeded the four million mark for the first time since the beginning of the Syrian crisis in March 2011- according to the statistics of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)- making them the highest number of refugees in the world since the migration of 4.6 million Afghani’s from their country in […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Special reports Tagged With: child labour, education, human rights, jordan, lebanon, Refugees, snowstorms, syrian refugees, turkey, UNHCR, violations

Mediterranean Deaths Tragedy: Ignoring the Causes will lead to further Tragedies

20-April-2015 By admin2

On Sunday 19/4/2015, a shipping boat carrying illegal immigrants attempting to reach the shores of Italy sunk in the Mediterranean, leading to the death of around 700 people with only 24 survivors that managed to remain on the ship. It is thought that many of the immigrants on board were Syrians who were searching for […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Special reports Tagged With: deaths, European Union, human rights, illegal immigrants, international community, mediterranean, migrants, policies, Refugees, safety, ships, sinking, sunk, syria, syrians, tragedy

Nine months since the Abduction of Razan Zeitouna

10-July-2014 By admin2

The abduction of the human rights activist Razan Zeitouna has sent shockwaves through the human rights circle in Syria, as despite the fact that civil, human rights, and media activists were being highly targeted at that time, all of this was taking place in North Syria and it was clear that ISIS were behind these […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Statements Tagged With: abduction, human rights, lawyer, razan zeitouna

The UN High Commissioner’s Report on Torture in Syria

16-April-2014 By admin2

The UN High Commissioner of Human Rights has issues a detailed report on the use of torture and inhumane methods practised in Syrian Prisons and Centres of detention. The report described a widespread pattern of torture and ill treatment against individuals practised in government controlled areas. However, the report also documented reports concerning the use […]

Filed Under: Editors choice, Special reports Tagged With: armed groups, detention centres, human rights, prisons, report, routine, syria, Syrian regime, systematic, torture, UN High Commissioner for human rights

RSF : On the second anniversary of the arrest of Mazen Darwish the human rights situation remains critical as two more human rights defenders are targeted

20-February-2014 By shrc_admin

16 February 2014 marked the two-year anniversary of the arbitrary arrest of prominent human rights defender Mazen Darwish. Despite the international reaction and calls for his release and that of his colleagues the situation for human rights defenders in Syria remains critical. On 17 February 2014, the home of detained human rights defender Khalil Ma’touq […]

Filed Under: Articles & studies Tagged With: Detainees, human rights, journalists, reporters without borders

Daily Reports on Violations of Human Rights in Syria: 4/02/2014

4-February-2014 By admin2

The death toll on Tuesday 4/2/2014 reached 79 deaths. Among the dead were five women, 13 children and 19 dead (Among them 11 from Hananu) who died in bombardment of explosive barrels on Aleppo. And among the dead were a man, a woman and a child from the Yarmouk camp that died as a result […]

Filed Under: Daily reports Tagged With: Aleppo, barrels, daily report, Damascus, human rights, shelling, siege, sniper, syria, Syrian regime, torture, Yarmouk Camp

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