Enforced Disappearance

SNHR’s 13th Annual Report on Enforced Disappearance in Syria on the International Day of the Disappeared: No End in Sight for the Crime of...

Annual Reports
At least 113,218 of the People Arrested by the Parties to the Conflict in Syria Since March 2011, Including 3,129 Children and 6,712 Women,...

Amnesty Decree No. 36 of 2023 Excludes Political Prisoners

Arrest
The Syrian Regime Has Failed to Release At Least 3,6969 Children and 144 Detainees Aged 70 or Older, Despite Their Inclusion in Previous Amnesty...

SNHR’s 12th Annual Report on Enforced Disappearance in Syria on the International Day of the Disappeared: Enforced Disappearance is an Ongoing Crime in Syria

Annual Reports
No fewer than 112,713 of the People Arrested in Syria Since March 2011, Including 3,105 Children and 6,698 Women, Are Still Forcibly Disappeared Languages Available In ...

SNHR Obtains Hundreds of Death Certificates for People Forcibly Disappeared by the Syrian Regime, Whose Families Have Not been Notified of Their Deaths, Which...

Arrest
The Syrian Regime Has Killed Hundreds of Forcibly Disappeared Persons in its Prisons, Including Prominent Activists from the Uprising against its Rule Languages Available In English ...

Breaking Down the Amnesty Decrees Issued by the Syrian Regime Between March 2011 and October 2022

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Under the decrees, 7,531 detainees have been released, yet roughly 135,253 are still detained or forcibly disappeared Languages Available In English عربي   Press Release: Paris – the Syrian...

The Syrian Network for Human Rights Receives a Letter from the UN Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances About its Dispatch of Cases,...

Arrest
At Least 568 Cases of Enforced Disappearance Have Been Reported by the Syrian Network for Human Rights to the UN Working Group on Enforced...

The 11th Annual Report on Enforced Disappearance in Syria on the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances; the Number of Victims Is...

Arrest
Nearly 111,000 Syrian Citizens Forcibly Disappeared Since March 2011, Mostly by the Syrian Regime, Constituting a Crime against Humanity Languages Available In English عربي   Press release: (Download...

The Syrian Regime Is Holding the Criminal Amjad Yousef, Who Killed Dozens of Syrians and Raped Dozens of Women in al Tadamun Neighborhood in...

Arrest
There Are Fears That the Fate of the 87,000 People Forcibly Disappeared in Regime Prisons Will Be Similar to That of al Tadamun Neighborhood’s...

Soldier Ahmad Jamal Tawouz has been forcibly disappeared since 2015

Enforced Disappearance
Languages Available In English عربي   The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) has briefed the UN Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances on the case...

Displaying Paintings of Doctors Forcibly Disappeared by the Syrian Regime Outside the Court during the First Session of the Trial of Dr. Alaa M.,...

Advocacy Events
Paris – Statement by the Syrian Network for Human Rights:   On January 19, 2022, the Higher Regional Court in Frankfurt, Germany, began the first session...
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