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Middle East Monitor

Protest, torture, siege, displacement: The Syrian revolution through a rebel's eyes According to the Syrian Network of Human Rights, 128,00 people have been arrested or detained by the Syrian government...
2019

Euro News

Syrian families search for over 140,000 detained or missing Over 89% of those known to be detained or an estimated 127,916 individuals are missing at the hands of Syrian regime...
2019

Anadolu Agency

Around 124,000 Syrians displaced during Eid al-Adha The Syrian Network for Human Rights revealed in a report that at least 781 civilians, including 208 children, were killed in raids by...
2019

Syria’s National Commission for the Missing Confirms Deaths of Rania al-Abbasi’s Children

On 23 January 2025, the Syrian Network for Human Rights documented the enforced disappearance...
2026

The Syrian Network for Human Rights: Legal and Procedural Loopholes in the Case of Atef Najib

The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) released an analytical legal report in May...
2026

Families of disappeared Syrian prisoners ‘going through bureaucratic hell’ to obtain death certificates

Last year, the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) said that 45,342 people had died...
2026

Syria’s Economy Ministry Cuts Bread Bundle Weight, Keeps Price Fixed

The Syrian Network for Human Rights documented at least 174 attacks on bakeries from March 2011...
2026
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Relief Web

Security Council Failing Thousands of People Detained, Abducted in Syria, Civil Society Speakers Say, Demanding Information about Missing Persons’ Whereabouts JUERGEN SCHULZ (Germany) said that...

Fox News

Syrian regime accused of dozens of torture methods from 'crucifixion' to rape to eye-gouging The Syrian Network for Human Rights, a global non-profit that serves...

Washington Post

Denmark denied refugees asylum by arguing it’s safe for them to go home to Syria During the past two years, almost 2,000 people have been...

Daily Sabah

Assyrians accuse world of turning blind eye to YPG atrocities Groups like Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, KurdWatch, as well as the United Nations...