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Southern Syria: Ongoing Israeli violations and diplomatic efforts to contain them

The expansion of these activities is reflected in documentation by the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR), which told SANA that it had recorded more than 403 ground incursions carried out...

Report Documents Property Violations Against Syrian Women

The Syrian Network for Human Rights issued a report documenting property rights violations against women in Syria since 2011. The report, released on Thursday, July 23, documented patterns of property seizure...

Father, child killed in landmine explosion in Raqqa countryside

Since the fall of the regime in December 2024, at least 341 civilian deaths, including 88 children and 21 women, have been documented as a result of landmine explosions...

Report Documents Property Violations Against Syrian Women

The Syrian Network for Human Rights issued a report documenting property rights violations against...

Father, child killed in landmine explosion in Raqqa countryside

Since the fall of the regime in December 2024, at least 341 civilian deaths,...

SNHR Documents Thousands Forcibly Disappeared Since 2011

he Syrian Network for Human Rights documented at least 181,677 people, including 5,352 children...

European-Backed Conference Coordinates Syria Mine Clearance

Thousands of Victims Since 2011 The Syrian Network for Human Rights documented, in a report issued...

Bellingcat

Civilian Harm as a Result of Alleged Russian Airstrikes These include efforts by the Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic and by many...

Independent

An American woman died in a Syrian regime prison. Could the US have done more to help her? That account matches the one given by...

Middle East Monitor

408 civilians killed in Syria last month, reveals human rights report A report by the Syrian Network for Human Rights revealed on Tuesday that 408...

The Atlantic

A Cruel Epilogue to the Syrian Civil War Another group, the Syrian Network for Human Rights, said at the end of July that it was...