In September 2016, DCHRS documented 1470 casualties, including 230 children and 130 women. 84% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 16% were combatants, armed rebels, and soldiers from different fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 16% and 9% of the total number of war casualties.

In August 2016, DCHRS documented 1622 casualties, including 222 children and 158 women. 75% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 25% 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.

In July 2016, DCHRS documented 2167 casualties, including 333 children and 187 women. 83% of those killed were civilians. The remaining 17% were combatants, armed rebels, and soldiers from different fighting factions. Women and children respectively made up 9% and 15% of the total number of war casualties.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.