In June 2016, DCHRS documented 1505 casualties, including 178 children and 147 women. 79% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 21% were combatants, armed rebels, and soldiers from different fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 10% and 12% of the total number of war casualties.
Aleppo Provinces Recorded the Highest Number of Victims in May 2016
In May 2016, DCHRS documented 1086 casualties, including 134 children and 112 women. 72% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 28% were combatants, armed rebels, and soldiers from different fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 10% and 12% of the total number of war casualties.
Aleppo Provinces then Idlib Recorded the Highest Number of Victims in April 2016
In April 2016 DCHRS documented 1,350 casualties, including 149 children and 121 women. 69% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 31% were combatants, armed rebels, and soldiers from different fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 9% and 11% of the total number of war casualties.
Aleppo Provinces then Idlib Recorded the Highest Number of Victims in March 2016
In March 2016 DCHRS documented 850 casualties, including 94 children and 83 women. 77% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 23% were combatants, armed rebels, and soldiers from different fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 10% and 11% of the total number of war casualties.
Aleppo Provinces then Damascus Suburbs Recorded the Highest Number of Victims in February 2016
In February 2016 DCHRS documented 1,513 casualties, including 192 children and 131 women. 66% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 34% were combatants, armed rebels, and soldiers from different fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 9% and 13% of the total number of war casualties.
Aleppo Provinces then Der Ezzor Recorded the Highest Number of Victims in January 2016
In January 2016 DCHRS documented 1,647 casualties, including 229 children and 192 women. 82% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 18% were combatants, armed rebels, and soldiers from different fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 12% and 14% of the total number of war casualties.
Damascus Suburbs and Aleppo Provinces Recorded the Highest Number of Victims in December 2015
In December 2015 DCHRS documented 1,802 casualties, including 227 children and 189 women. 76% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 24% were combatants, armed rebels, and soldiers from different fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 10% and 13% of the total number of war casualties.
Damascus Suburbs and Aleppo Provinces Recorded the Highest Number of Victims in November 2015
In November 2015 DCHRS documented 1,427 casualties, including 164 children and 89 women. 77% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 25% were combatants, armed rebels, and soldiers from different fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 6% and 11% of the total number of war casualties.
Russian Attacks Resulted in 293 Victims in the month of Oct, 2015
In October 2015 DCHRS documented 1,399 casualties, including 170 children and 135 women. 75% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 25% belonged to one of the fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 9% and 12% of the total number of war casualties.
Russian Attacks Resulted in 293 Victims in the month of Oct, 2015
Damascus and its Suburbs then Aleppo Province Recorded the Highest Number of Victims in October 2015
Casualties Report for October 2015
In October 2015 DCHRS documented 1,399 casualties, including 170 children and 135 women. 75% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 25% belonged to one of the fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 9% and 12% of the total number of war casualties.