The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies documented on Sunday 5/10/2013 Sixty Four (64) victims who were killed in different cities across Syria, most of them fell in Damascus and its suburb, Idlib, and Aleppo. Also the DCHRS documented Four (4) victims who have fallen in previous days.
DCHRS | Casualties Report | Total Deaths: 69 | Firday 4/10/2013
The Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies documented on Friday 4/10/2013 Sixty Nine (69) victims who were killed in different cities across Syria, most of them fell in Daraa, and Damascus and its suburb.
Casualty Report for September 2013
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In September 2013 DCHRS documented 2369 (Two Thousand Three Hundred and Sixty Nine) victims killed in different cities throughout Syria; additionally there were 8 (Eight) documented victims from other nationalities.
The ratio of the number of adult men victims is 81% divided into 40% non-armed civilians, and 41% non-civilian victims (armed opposition and rebels).
DCHRS documented 2369 victims in September 2013, among those 209 were children and 232 were women
Violence, War Crimes, and Crimes Against Humanity – the Daily Reality of Life for Syrians
As the war endures, violence and systematic human rights abuses continue to be common tactics used by the Syrian government regime’s forces. DCHRS documented in the month of September 2013 a total of 2369 victims who were killed by regime forces and their loyal militias. 60% of those killed were civilians, totaling 1375 victims; the 994 remaining victims, which makes up approximately 40% of those killed, were armed opposition forces.
DCHRS documented 2369 victims in September 2013, among those 209 were children and 232 were women
As the war endures, violence and systematic human rights abuses continue to be common tactics used by the Syrian government regime’s forces. DCHRS documented in the month of September 2013 a total of 2369 victims who were killed by regime forces and their loyal militias. 60% of those killed were civilians, totaling 1375 victims; the 994 remaining victims, which makes up approximately 40% of those killed, were armed opposition forces.
About Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies
Damascus Center for Human Rights studies (DCHRS) is an independent, non-governmental organization, established in 2005, located in the Syrian capital of Damascus. Its mission is to foster a spirit of support and respect for the values & standards of human rights in Syria. As such, DCHRS recognizes and adheres to all pertinent international human rights agreements and declarations issued by the UN.
DCHRS’s Advisory board
– Dr. Burhan Ghaliun Director of the Center for Contemporary Oriental Studies – Sorbonne University – Paris, France. – Bahey el-din Hassan Director of the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies – Cairo, Egypt.
– A’bd Al Hadi Al Khawaja Former Executive Director of Bahrain Center for Human Rights – Bahrain.
– Dr. A’bd Al Husein Sha’ban Iraq
– Dr. Mohamed Said Sa’ed Vice President of The Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies – Egypt (passed away in 2009).
– Dr. Mohammad Malki Director of the Center for Constitutional and Political Studies – Morocco
TORTURE FEARS FOR KURDISH RIGHTS ACTIVIST: JUWAN ABD RAHMAN KHALED
04-10-2013 – Kurdish rights activist Juwan Abd Rahman Khaled has been detained in conditions amounting to enforced disappearance since his arrest on 3 September 2012 by persons believed to be part of Syria’s State Security. There are fears he may have been subjected to torture or other ill-treatment.
Death toll in September 2013
Period covered: September 2013
Subject: death toll of civilians and SFA in September 2013
Prepared by Syrian Network for Human Rights
2811 victims Syrian citizens were killed; including 792 armed rebel, 1584 civilian, 264 children, and 159 tortured to death .
Political Detainees Tortured, Killed, Military and Counter-Terrorism Courts Used to Punish Peaceful Dissent
03-10-2013 – The Syrian government is unlawfully holding tens of thousands of political detainees solely on the basis of their peaceful activity, Human Rights Watch said today in opening a campaign to cast light on their fate. Many have been held for long periods and tortured.