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Unlimited Brutality – Almost 15,000 Died Due to Torture in Syria

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Fadel Abdul Ghany   Tens of thousands of Syrians have suffered arbitrary arrests, mainly by the Syrian regime’s security forces, in connection with the popular...

The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and Its Committee Are Helpless in Effectively Defending Children Rights in Syria and Around the...

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Languages Available In English عربي   Summary of the study: The researcher Fadel Abdul Ghany, Director of the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR), presented a study entitled...

Critical analysis of the law’s response to asylum seekers who are in danger from non-state actors

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The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor published a paper entitled “Critical analysis of the law’s response to asylum seekers who are in danger from non-state...

The Limitations of the Principle of Universal Jurisdiction in the Service of the Accountability Process and Its Inability to Prosecute the Highest Ranking Officials

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BY: Thomas Lohnes / AFP Fadel Abdul Ghany   The Geneva Conventions of 1949 , the Convention Against Torture of 1984 , and the International...

Suspend Syria’s Rights Under Chemical Weapons Convention

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Governments Should Bolster Respect for Landmark Arms Ban A civil defense member breathes through an oxygen mask, after a chemical attack in the town of...

99’000 disappeared and counting The tale of enforced disappearances in Syria

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Fadel Abdul Ghany By:Chase @jiggliemon Wilson It is estimated that about 1.2 million Syrian citizens have been arrested and detained at some point since March 2011....

The Syrian Network for Human Rights Documentation of Violations Was a Long and Tiresome Journey over the Past Decade

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Preface: Civilian casualties have fallen since the early days of the popular uprising in March/ 2011, when the security services of the Syrian regime responded...

Portraits of the disappeared: Art as advocacy in Syria

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Art is an effective means of advocacy for victims of mass suffering, such as those in Syria. This is why the Syrian Network for...

“The Wave of Change Is Coming Despite the Bleakness of the Scene”

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Arabi21 Interviews the Chairman of the Syrian Network for Human Rights The Chairman of the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR), Fadel Abdul Ghany, talked...

One Party Has Produced a Candidate from the Same Family Over Fifty Years!

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UN Envoy to Syria Gives Disappointing Briefing to the Security Council, Devoid of Criticism of the People’s Assembly Elections:   In 1963, the Arab Socialist Ba’ath...
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