Justice & Accountability
January 30, 2021
Tenth Annual Report: The Most Notable Human Rights Violations in Syria in 2020
Lastly, the report records that 947 civilians, including 162 children and 83 women, were killed at the hands of other parties.
January 27, 2021
US oil firm operating in ‘murky’ Syria oil business
In April last year, the US Treasury granted a rare license allowing DCE to sidestep American sanctions on Syria's oil sector. Question marks have been raised over how this has happened.
January 26, 2021
UN: Decade of war deprives over half of Syrian children of education
Their joint statement added that this figure is likely to have risen due to the Covid-19 pandemic, which has reportedly "exacerbated the disruption" to education in Syria.
January 24, 2021
New Documents Show Syrian Government Used Schools for Military Purposes
Protection of students and prevention of education-related violations may require distinct bodies of international law to view the right to education more comprehensively.
January 23, 2021
UN says 12 people killed in Syria’s Al Hol camp
"More than 80% of the population are women and children who fled to the camp seeking protection and humanitarian assistance."
January 23, 2021
UN: Syrians alone can’t stop war, global help vital
He said the political process so far has not yet delivered any real changes in Syrians' lives, nor a real vision for the future.
January 22, 2021
Assad regime has ‘nowhere left to go,’ says ex-US envoy
In a video he posted separately, Rayburn said that he will hope and pray that the Syrian people would one day experience "that same joy and pride in a peaceful transition of power" as he felt in the transition of the presidency from Donald Trump to Joe Biden.
January 21, 2021
How Facebook Failed in Syria
The system for reporting content has long allowed pro-Assad users to successfully press for the removal of content published by members of the political opposition.
January 18, 2021
SNHR Condemns the WHO’s Use of Cham Wings Airlines, Which Is Involved in Supporting the Syrian Regime’s Egregious Violations
The World Health Organization Should Cancel Contracts with Cham Wings Airlines and Apologize to the Syrian Regime’s Victims
