Documentation of the Syrian regime’s violations of human rights in various Syrian provinces on the day of 28/2012/8
SNHR| Syria| Casualties Report| August 28, 2012
The Syrian Network for Human Rights documented 173 deaths on 28/8/2012/, including ten women, seventeen children, and five under torture.
Infants among dead in Syrian massacre
CNN Report, August 27th, 2012, 06:55 PM ET
There have already been several massacres in Syria this year, but the latest mass killing appears to be on a whole new scale. This time it’s in the Damascus suburb of Daraya – a mostly poor and largely Sunni area, with a population of about 150,000.
Syrian artists fight Assad regime with satire
August 27th, 2012, 12:29 PM ET
(CNN) — With horrors emerging from Syria’s civil war with numbing regularity, it can be easy to lose sight of the fact that the uprising has not been waged only with guns.
SNHR| Syria| Violations Report| August 27, 2012
Documentation of the Syrian regime’s violations of human rights in various Syrian provinces on 27/8/2012
SNHR| Syria| Casualties Report| August 27, 2012
The Syrian Network for Human Rights documented on Monday 27/8/2012 the death of 255 people, including 30 children and 10 women, 42 of whom were killed in Aljizah, Rural Damascus. There was also a massacre in Deraa where 11 people were killed including 7 children and three women and another massacre in Daraya that caused 39 deaths.
SNHR | Syria| Violations Report | August 26, 2012
A documentation of the Syrian regime’s violations of human rights in various Syrian provinces. Prepared by the Syrian Network for Human Rights (26/8/2012)
SNHR | Syria| Casualties Report| August 26, 2012
The Syrian Network for Human Rights document on the day of 26/8/2012 the death of 276 people including 10 women and 18 children.
SNHR | Syria | Violations Report| August 25, 2012
Documentation of the Syrian regime’s violations of human rights in various Syrian provinces on the date of 25/8/2012
SNHR| Syria| Casualties Report| August 25, 2012
The Syrian Network for Human Rights has documented the death of 362 people, including 14 woman, 13 children, and one death due to torture. Most casualties are in Damascus and its rural areas as 219 of the deaths were documented in Daraya. 122 of those were killed in the Mosque’s Massacre.