The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies documented on Friday 31/5/2013 One-Hundred and Seventy-three (173) victims who were killed in different cities across Syria, most of them fell in Aleppo and its suburb, also the DCHRS documented one (1) Libyan victim.

In Aleppo: Sixty Five victim (65) victims.
In Damascus and its suburb: Fifty Six (56) victims.
In Homs: Twenty Eight (28) victims.
In Hama: Ten (10) victims.
In Daraa: Six (6) victims.
In Quneitra: Six (6) victims.
In Der Ezzor: Three (3) victims.
Other Nationalities: One (1) victim.

The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies Documented in Thursday 30/5/2013 One-Hundred (100) victims who were killed in different cities across Syria, most of them fell in Damascus and its suburb. Also the center documented eight other victims who were killed in the previous days.

In Damascus and its suburb: Forty Four (44) victims.
In Aleppo: Eighteen (18) victims.
In Homs: Eleven (11) victims.
In Daraa: Nine (9) victims.
In Idlib: Nine (9) victims.
In Hama: Six (6) victims.
In Deir Ezzor: Two (2) victims.
In Quneitra: One (1) victim.

Since Syria’s uprising began in March 2011 as to 15/5/2013 , SNHR documented at least killing of 80159 people, distributed to 75992 civilians ( 91% civilian victims ) , 7606 Syrian Free Army ( 9% fighter brigades )
Among the civilians : 7686 women , 8329 children , and 2441 tortured to death

Geneva, Copenhagen, May 27th, 2013 – In view of 23rd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council starting today in Geneva, a group of 13 Human Rights organisations* submitted two written statements** on Impunity in Syria and on Syrian Women in which they gave a worrying account on the escalating human rights violations in Syria, in particular for Syrian women.

Bahaa, a Palestinian refugee from Syria, has taken a short break from his precious decorating job to take me to meet his family in 6th of October City, a satellite city of Egypt’s capital Cairo.

The global network of civil society working to advance the Responsibility to Protect and the prevention of atrocities continues to grow and strengthen as the International Coalition for the Responsibility to Protect (ICRtoP) welcomes eight new Coalition Members:

14 May 2013 – Syrian government’s Armed Forces launched13attacks targeted  5 Governorates . using typesof poisonous gases in some of these attacks, andchemical weapons in others, that’s what we could confirm in these current circumstances by testimonies of residentsand physiciansin the field  hospital. Syrian networkforhuman rights’ teamprepared detailed reports about thoseterrifyattacksthat led to 57 victims, and 504 injuries.