HomeCasualtiesComparison between the death toll of civilians who were killed at the...
CasualtiesExtremist Islamist groupsIsisRussian forcesUS-led coalitionThematic Reports

Comparison between the death toll of civilians who were killed at the hands of ISIS, since the announcement of its establishment in April 2013, and the Russian forces since its military intervention in September 2015, up until February 2022.

Share

SNHR

 

Previous article
Launch Event for SNHR’s Two Reports on the Most Notable Violations by Hay’at Tahrir al Sham and ISIS
Next article
ISIS Hiding among Civilians Posed a Threat to Their Lives, and the Attacking Party Should Take This into Account

Subscribe

Latest Articles

Related articles

Report

On World Refugee Day: Growing International Focus on the Return of Syrian Refugees amid the...

Since December 8, 2024 and up to the end of the first quarter of 2026, more than...
Report

The Syrian Network for Human Rights Calls for Disclosing the Fate of Thousands of Syrian...

The Syrian Democratic Forces transferred no fewer than 6,547 detainees to Iraq, among them 4,743 Syrians, including...
Report

Criminal Accountability in Syria: A Legal Analysis of the Litigation Procedures and the Indictment Decision...

An Analytical Study on the Legal Structure of Criminalization, Modes of Responsibility, and Trial Guarantees in Syrian...
Report

Reintegrating and Reforming Armed Groups in Transitional Phase in Syria: Pathways to Sustainable Stability

Available in: English العربية Damascus — The Syrian Network for Human Rights today issued a report titled “Reintegration...

Our Goals

The Syrian Network for Human Rights aims to enrich the human rights culture in Syria, spread awareness among citizens regarding their civil and political rights, and train dozens of Syrians in various fields of human rights. SNHR wishes that Syrian citizens would enjoy their full legal and constitutional rights.


The Syrian Network for Human Rights is a non-political organization that affirms its commitment towards international standards, declarations, and conventions of human rights of the United Nations

ABOUT US

The Syrian Network for Human Rights, founded in June 2011, is a non-governmental, non-profit independent organization that is a primary source for the United Nations on all death toll-related statistics in Syria Contact us: [email protected]

Donate to SNHR

Donate

العربية

© Syrian Network For Human Rights - All Rights Reserved