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78 Civilians, Including 14 Children, 11 Women, and Eight Victims Who Died Due to Torture, Were Documented Killed in Syria in May 2022

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Languages Available In English عربي   Press release: Paris - The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) announced in its monthly report released today that 78 civilians were...

101 Civilians, Including 17 Children, 14 Women, and Six Victims Who Died Due to Torture, Were Documented Killed in Syria in April 2022

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Killing in Syria Continues Even During the Holy Months Languages Available In English عربي   Press release: Paris - The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) announced in its monthly report...

67 Civilians, Including 20 Children, Three Women, and Seven Victims Who Died Due to Torture, Were Killed in Syria in March 2022

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Landmines Claim Around 27% of the Death Toll Languages Available In English عربي   Press release: Paris - The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) announced in its monthly...

161 Civilians, Including 28 Children, Six Women, and 66 Victims Due to Torture, Documented Killed in Syria in February 2022

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The Syrian Regime Informs Dozens of Families of Persons Forcibly Disappeared by the Regime That Their Loved Ones Have Died Languages Available In English عربي   Press release...

69 Civilians, Including 18 Children, Four Women, and Eight Victims Due to Torture, Killed in Syria in January 2022

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The Beginning of Another Bloody Year Doesn’t Differ from Previous Years Press release (Link below to download full report):   Paris - The Syrian Network for Human...

1,271 Civilians, Including 299 Children, 134 Women, and 104 Victims of Torture, Killed in Syria in 2021

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69 Civilians, Including 16 Children, Seven Women, and Seven Victims of Torture, Killed in Syria in December; Killing of Syrians Has Been Continuous Since...

Extrajudicial Killing Claims the Lives of 86 Civilians, Including 16 Children, Eight Women, and Six Victims Due to Torture, in Syria in November 2021

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There Can Be No Normalization of Relations with the Syrian Regime Which Continues to Kill Its Own People Press release (Link below to download full...

Extrajudicial Killing Claims the Lives of 84 Civilians, Including 22 Children, Four Women, and Seven Victims Due to Torture, in Syria in October 2021

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Killings Continue in Syria during the Constitutional Committee Negotiations Languages Available In English عربي   Press release (Link below to download full report):   Paris - The Syrian Network for...

Extrajudicial Killing Claims the Lives of 86 Civilians, Including 23 Children, Nine Women, and Eight Victims Due to Torture, in Syria in September 2021

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Killings Continue Even After the OHCHR Announced That the Death Toll Has Reached 350,000 Syrian Citizens Press release (Link below to download full report):   Paris -...

Extrajudicial Killing Claims the Lives of 94 Civilians, Including 32 Children, 10 Women, and Seven Victims Due to Torture, in Syria in August 2021

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Daraa Governorate Saw the Largest Death Toll of Civilian Victims Killed by the Syrian Regime Press release (Link below to download full report):   Paris - The...
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