Syrian Network for Human Rights is an independent, neutral, non-governmental, non-profit human rights organization, which aims to document the ongoing human rights violations in Syria, and periodically issuing reports, studies and researches by applying the highest-levels of objectivity and professionalism, as a first step in order to expose and hold perpetrators accountable, and to ensure the victims' rights
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July 2012 is considered to be the bloodiest month
Executive Summary
3643 victims that are documented with names, places, and photos; amongst the
victims:
274 Children: This month is considered to be the highest in...
The toll of Syrian uprising martyrs: more than 20,000 martyrs of Syrian civilians, a documented statistic with names and pictures.
(The statistic including the victims of Syrian regime since the beginning of the Syrian uprising until the end of July -31/July/2013).
Introduction:
SNHR relies on high...
Arresting Doctors has become Systematic Phenomenon that strongly violates International Humanitarian Laws…
The Arrest of Dr. Bashar Frhat.
While several Syrian cities and villages are shown on Arab and foreign media as they are being destroyed and...
Massacre of the city of Mou’adamiyet Sham one of the most terrible massacres of the modern era
Approximately 80 citizens slaughtered in two days
Incidents reports:
The city of Mou’adamiyet Sham in the western countryside of the Syrian capital Damascus is located...
Massacres and destroying neighborhoods that support rebels are a policy for the The Syrian government… The massacres and destruction in Al-Qaboun neighborhood are a...
The Free Syrian Army consists of defected soldiers and Syrian youth from various ethnic groups, religions, occupations, and jobs. Also, people joined the FSA...
The Scenario Repeats Itself, Armed Pro-Regime Villages Attack and Kill Civilians in Neighboring Towns…. With the Blessing of the Syrian Army
Al Shari’a village administratively follows al Ghab area in Homs governorate. The village is located approximately five kilometers to the west of the ancient...