Dr. Abdul Kadir Rajah is the field office manager at the Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies. He was born in 1981 at the province of Hama. Dr. Rajeh earned a medical degree in general Medicine in 2008.
Dr. Radwan Ziadeh
Radwan Ziadeh is a Visiting Scholar at Lehigh University, and Fellow at the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding (ISPU) in Washington D.C. He is the founder and director of the Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies in Syria and co-founder and executive director of the Syrian Center for Political and Strategic Studies in Washington, D.C. He is the managing editor of the Transitional Justice in the Arab World Project.
“You Can Still See Their Blood” – Executions, Indiscriminate Shootings, and Hostage Taking by Opposition Forces in Latakia Countryside
October 11, 2013
The 105-page report presents evidence that the civilians were killed on August 4, the first day of the operation. Two opposition groups that took part in the offensive, the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham and Jaish al-Muhajireen wal-Ansar, are still holding the hostages, the vast majority women and children. The findings strongly suggest that the killings, hostage taking, and other abuses rise to the level of war crimes and crimes against humanity, Human Rights Watch said.
Lost in Syria’s Black Hole for Doing Their Jobs
The Syrian government has arbitrarily disappeared and tortured peaceful political activists, journalists, humanitarian workers, doctors and lawyers. These are their stories.
DCHRS | Casualties Report | Total Deaths: 99 | Thursday 10/10/2013
The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies documented on Thursday 10/10/2013 Ninety-Nine (99) victims who were killed in different cities across Syria, most of them fell in Aleppo, and Damascus and its suburb. Also the DCHRS documented Four (4) victims who have fallen in previous days.
DCHRS | Casualties Report | Total Deaths: 75 | Wednesday 9/10/2013
The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies documented on Wednesday 9/10/2013 Seventy Five (75) victims who were killed in different cities across Syria, most of them fell in Aleppo, and Damascus and its suburb. Also the DCHRS documented Three (3) victims who have fallen in previous days.
Moadamyeh’s besiege of Damascus countryside:10 children have been killed due to the lack of medicine and food
Moadamyeh is located west of Damascus city in East Ghouta, administratively affiliated to Darya district of Damascus countryside, the current population is 12 thousand people.
DCHRS | Casualties Report | Total Deaths: 76 | Tuesday 8/10/2013
The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies documented on Tuesday 8/10/2013 Seventy Six (76) victims who were killed in different cities across Syria, most of them fell in Damascus and its suburb, Idlib, and Daraa. Also the DCHRS documented Five (5) victims who have fallen in previous days.
DCHRS | Casualties Report | Total Deaths: 85 | Monday 7/10/2013
The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies documented on Monday 7/10/2013 Eighteen Five (85) victims who were killed in different cities across Syria, most of them fell in Damascus and its suburb, Aleppo, and Idlib. Also the DCHRS documented Two (2) victims who have fallen in previous days.
DCHRS | Casualties Report | Total Deaths: 83 | Sunday 6/10/2013
The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies documented on Sunday 6/10/2013 Eighty Three (83) victims who were killed in different cities across Syria, most of them fell in Damascus and its suburb, and Hama. Also the DCHRS documented One (1) victim who has fallen in previous days.