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The Death of 1497 Individuals in September 2015

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33% of the victims are women and children

Death of 1497 Individuals

I- Introduction:
During this month, the rate of targeted women and children by government forces has increased significantly. The percentage of targeting civilians has reached 49%, which is strong indicator that government forces deliberately and indiscriminately targets civilians.
This report includes the casualties’ death toll of who were killed by major conflict parties in Syria:
A- Governmental forces (army, local militias, foreign Shitti militias)
B- PYD Kurdish Forces
C- Extremist groups
D- Armed opposition factions
E- International Coalition Forces
F- Unidentified groups

II- Report Methodology:
The Syrian Network for Human Rights is an independent human rights organization that documents the violations of human rights by the five major conflict parties in Syria.
For more information on SNHR methodology, click on the following URL.
This report does not include the government forces casualties (army, security forces, local or foreign militias) or ISIS casualties in the absence of criteria to document this type of victims.

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