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The Most Notable Human Rights Violations in Syria in February 2021

Monthly Reports
Continuing Violations Amid a Paralyzed Political Process Press release:   (Link below to download full report)   The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) today released its monthly...

At least 171 Cases of Arbitrary Arrest/ Detention Documented in Syria in February 2021, Including 11 Children and Seven Women

Detainees and Forcibly Disappeared Persons
Syrian Democratic Forces Leads All Parties in the Record of Arrests/ Detentions, Some of Which Affected Children Detained for Kinship with Persons Wanted by...

Extrajudicial Killing Claims the Lives of 138 Civilians, Including 23 Children, 11 Women, and 14 Victims Due to Torture, Including a Child, in February...

Casualties
Killings Continue in Tandem with the Tenth Anniversary of the Popular Uprising for Democracy Press release:   (Link below to download full report)   Paris - The Syrian...

At Least 3,364 Health Care Personnel Still Arrested/Forcibly Disappeared, 98% by the Syrian Regime

Arrest
A Year Has Passed Since the Outbreak of COVID-19 in Syria, with Thousands of Medical Personnel Among the Forcibly Disappeared Press release:   (Link below to...

Syrian Democratic Forces Have Arrested/ Detained at Least 61 Teachers Over Educational Curricula and for Forced Conscription Since the Beginning of 2021

Arrest
Persecution of Nearly 550 Teachers Arbitrarily Dismissed from Their Jobs for Refusing Forced Conscription in the Governorates of Raqqa, Deir Ez-Zour and Hasaka Press release: ...

Public Auctions of Forcibly Displaced People’s Lands Are Another Syrian Regime Method to Seize Its Opponents’ Property in a Widespread and Deliberate Manner

Forced displacement
At Least 440,000 Dunums of Agricultural Land Seized by the Syrian Regime in the Suburbs of Hama and Idlib Press release:   (Link below to download...

The Most Notable Human Rights Violations in Syria in January 2021

Monthly Reports
Failure in the Geneva Negotiations Adds to Inability to Stop the Egregious Violations in Syria Press release:   (Link below to download full report)   The Syrian Network...

At least 213 Cases of Arbitrary Arrest/ Detention Documented in Syria in January 2021, Including 24 Children and Five Women

Detainees and Forcibly Disappeared Persons
The Syrian Regime’s Appointments and Reshuffles of Security Branches’ Officials Seem the Most Likely Cause of the Decrease in the Number of Regime Arrests...

Extrajudicial Killing Claims the Lives of 113 Civilians, Including 36 Children, Six Women, and Three Victims Due to Torture, in January 2021

Casualties
We Documented the Deaths of 18 Civilians, Including 16 Children, Due to Mines in the First Month of 2021 Press release:   (Link below to...

Tenth Annual Report: The Most Notable Human Rights Violations in Syria in 2020

Annual Reports
The Bleeding Decade Press release: (Link below to download full report) The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) has released its tenth annual report for the year...
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