The International Mechanism of Evidence Collecting Concerning War Crimes

Six years have passed since Syrian public protests started, which have been faced down by Syrian regime by unjustified violence, and illegal arrests. Violations and crimes have developed into killing and devastation when the regime used heavy weaponry, explosive barrels, killing under torture, siege, forced starving and displacement. Moreover, the regime has used internationally-prohibited weapons such as chemical weapons.

Most Notable Violations in May 2017

The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) has released a statement documenting the most notable violations perpetrated by the seven parties in May 2017. The report concludes that the Syrian regime has been the most ruthless since the start of the uprising. 
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UN Web TV - The Situation In Syria

Speakers: His Excellency Gérard Araud, Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations; Professor David M. Crane, former Chief Prosecutor of the Special Court for Sierra Leone; and Dr. Stuart J. Hamilton, forensic pathologist 

SJAC Weekly Newsletter

Syrian Regime Has Carried Out At Least Nine Chemical Attacks In 2017

The cornerstone to the UN paradigm is to settle disputes peacefully, using force only as a last resort. Yet, restoring international peace and security sometimes requires a hardened approach to ensure that peace and security. ​

The Fist in a Velvet Glove-Hardened Humanitarianism

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The Syrian Regime has committed no less than nine chemical attacks in Syria since the start of 2017, the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) reports killing at least 77 people including 25 children and 16 women. The Syrian Regime has also breached Security Council Resolution 2118 with at least 167 chemical attacks since September 2013 when it was adopted.

MEB Weekly Newsletter

Death Tolls Rise During Syria Peace Talks

Despite Geneva peace talks, 942 civilians have been killed in Syria, including 62% at the hands of the Syrian-Iranian-Russian Alliance according to a recent Syrian Network For Human Rights (SNHR) report.  The continuation of killing shows that while the conflict is in its sixth year, there are no signs of civilian casualties ending

23,863 Children Killed in Syria since March 2011

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The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) published a report documenting the deaths of 23,863 children in Syria since the start of the Syrian conflict in March 2011. Children have been victims  of human rights violations and been systematically targeted by the Syrian Regime and allied parties.
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