Human Rights Violations in Syria (Facts & Figures), Report by the Syrian Network for Human Rights
Syria: Unlawful Missile Attacks Kill More Than 140, Recent Escalation of Tactic Threatens Civilians
February 26, 2013
(Kilis) – The Syrian [2] government launched at least four ballistic missiles that struck populated areas in the city of Aleppo and a town in Aleppo governorate during the week of February 17, 2013. The attacks killed more than 141 people, including 71 children, and caused immense physical destruction.
As atrocities pile up, Syrians collect evidence
February 26, 2013, By BASSEM MROUE.
BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian activist Yashar hopes the security agents who tormented him during five months of detention will one day be put on trial. In detention, he says, he was locked naked in a tiny box for a week, beaten daily during marathon interrogations and blindfolded for 45 days.
Syrian National Coalition’s Assistance Coordination Unit calls on the international community to secure cross-border humanitarian operations for 3.4 million people
Millions of people are being denied humanitarian assistance in northern Syria because the regime of Bashar Al-Assad will not allow cross-border operations.
Joint Rapid Assessment in Northern Syria (J-RANS) January 2013
35 Bakeries were targeted as a definitive evidence for the willful killing of civilians
DCHRS | Casualties Report | Total Deaths: 131 | Saturday, 23-02-2013
The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies documented on Saturday 23-02-2013 (131) one hundred and thirty victim who killed in several cities across Syria, mostly in Aleppo, Damascus and its suburb, also the center documented five other victims who were killed in previous days.
In Aleppo: Seventy-three victim, in Damascus and its suburb: Thirty-eight victims, in Daraa: Six victims, in Deir al-Zour: Five victims, in Idlib: Four victims, in Hama and Al-Raqqa: Tow victims, in Homs: One victim.
Activist Dies in Jail, Second Feared Dead, Grant Independent Monitors Access to Detention Facilities
February 22, 2013
(New York) – A peaceful activist who had been helping local committees deliver aid died in detention in Syria [2] on February 16, 2013. A second detainee died in detention in November, a released detainee recently told his family. The reported deaths highlight the urgent need for the UN Security Council to require the authorities in Syria to grant international monitors immediate and unhindered access to all detention facilities.
DCHRS | Casualties Report | Total Deaths: 155 | Friday 22-02-2013
The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies documented on Friday 22-02-2013 (155) one hundred and fifty-five victims who were killed in several cities in Syria, mostly in Aleppo, Damascus and its suburb, also the center documented one victim who was killed in the previous days.
In Aleppo: Sixty two victims, in Damascus and its suburb: Forty victims, in Daraa: Fifteen victims, in Al-Hasaka: Eleven victims, in Homs: Ten victims, in Deir Ezzor: Seven victims, in Hama: Four victims, in Idleb: Three victims, and in Ar-Raqqa: Three victims.
For an effective Arab League human rights protection system : LAS Secretary General welcomes convergence on universal standards, NGO Coalition develops
21 February 2013
An NGO high level strategic conference urges the Arab League to adopt an effective human rights protection system, as an urgent requirement to meet expectations of the peoples and address major violations of and threats to universal human rights in the Arab region.
DCHRS | Casualties Report | Total Deaths: 225 | Thursday 21-02-2013
The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies documented on Thursday 21-02-2013 (225) two hundred and twenty-five victims who were killed in several cities across Syria, mostly in Damascus, Damascus’s suburb, Daraa, and Aleppo.
In Damascus and its suburb: Hundred and eighteen victims, in Daraa: Forty victims, in Aleppo: Thirty one victims, in Idleb and Homs: Eleven victims each, in Hama: Ten victims, in Deir Ezzor and Al-Quneitra: Two victims each.