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SJAC Unmasks Decision-Makers Behind ISIS Brutality​​

The ISIS Bureau of Justice & Grievances played a central role in the governance and decision-making of administrative, civil, and criminal matters, terrorizing local communities by facilitating the establishment of the organization’s draconian rule over parts of Syria and Iraq. In May 2019, SJAC obtained 277 internal ISIS documents gathered by an independent, local activist from within abandoned ISIS administrative offices in Tabqa, Raqqa Governorate.

'Caesers' plea to the US Senate: Act on behalf of Syrian victims

It is time for the Senate to pass this act — to send an important signal to Caesar and the tens of thousands of victims of the Syrian conflict that their lives matter. The rule of law must be seen in this kaleidoscopic world to be more powerful than the rule of the gun. Caesar believed in this, and he had the courage to act in the face of the beast of impunity. So should the United States Senate

The Syrian Civil War Is Still Going On

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​While the world stage has stopped paying attention to the civil war in Syria, the conflict has continued even today. By most accounts, the civil war has been winding down as fractured insurgencies surrender with the exception of Kurdish strongholds in northern Syria. 

David M. Crane Assists the UN in Setting Up an Independent Justice Mechanism for Syria

Following his work helping to draft a United Nations resolution “to establish a special team to ‘collect, consolidate, preserve and analyze evidence’ as well as to prepare cases on war crimes and human rights abuses committed during the conflict in Syria,”

What Is Next For Syria's Constitution

The issue of the Syrian constitution today is one of the most problematic issues. The political orientations of some of the major powers remain the same in terms of their disregard for Syrians and their exclusion of  them from participating in shaping the future of their country and determining the precepts of the transitional phase.

Wide-Spread Child Marriages In Syria

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Child marriages have jumped to an average 20% among Syrian refugee girls, the Syrian Center for Legal Researches & Studies recently reported. Marriages among government controlled areas are also on the rise, as girls are getting married to armed men so they can support their families and protect them. ​


Damascus Center For Human Rights Newsletter

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Human Rights Violations

I Am Syria documents Human Rights violations inside Syria from both sides.
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Photo Credit: UNHCR / S. Rich / April 2013

How The Conflict Started

A Run down of how the conflict in Syria began to erupt.

Assistant Coordination Unit Newsletter

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Death Toll's 

Documenting the amount of lives lost inside Syria everyday.
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PHOTO CREDIT: NEWS DESK ON AUGUST 22, 2014

Amarji World Updates

Visit I Am Syria's President, Ammar Abdulhamid's blog to hear a special insight into the Syria conflict.
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  • Home
  • I Am Syria
    • About Us
    • Mission Statement
    • The Green Hand
    • Media
    • SANAD Syria
    • Contact
  • Inside Syria
    • Syrian Refugee Crisis
    • Human Rights Violations
    • Death Tolls
    • Syria and the Law
    • Conflict Background
    • Conflict Timelines >
      • 2017
      • 2016
      • 2015
      • 2014
      • 2013
      • 2012
      • 2011
  • Stand 4 Refugees
    • Why Should We Help Syrian Refugees
    • Refugees Are Not Immigrants
    • Singled Out!
    • Do Refugee Fears Actually Keep Us Safe
  • Get Involved
    • Take Action
    • Twitter Campaign
    • Seven Days For Syria
    • I Am Syria on Campus
  • Educators
    • Where to Begin & Background Resources
    • Teaching about the Refugee Crisis and Making a Difference >
      • Computer Lab Video Guide Lesson on Syria
    • For Upper Level Learners
    • U.N. Security Council Activity on Syria
    • Teaching about ISIS--going into the Situation Room of the White House >
      • Responses to ISIS Computer lab lesson
    • Syria for Elementary Students
    • Teaching about Important Current Event Issues that deal with Syria
    • Ways for your students to take action
    • Movies on Syria for the Classroom
    • Additional Background Knowledge and Resources
    • About our Educational Team
  • Art Feature
  • Accountability Project
    • Syria White Paper
    • Idlib Left Breathless: The Chemical Attack in Khan Sheikhoun
    • Covered In Dust, Veiled by Shadow
    • Report On The Yazidi Genocide
    • SAP REPORT ON THE SYRIAN CRISIS