Pictures part of a series of 55,000 images of 11,000 civilians who have died under torture in regime torture cells
Leaked photos portray women and children as victims of regime war crimes
Lack of refugee health care responsible for a significant drop in hospital attendance in Jordan, claims UNHCR spokesman
Opposition disputes that Mohammad Tawfiq was killed during fighting in Lattakia
Physicians for Human Rights say regime forces responsible for 97 percent of the workers killed in the medical field
High cost of utility bills force families to tap electricity lines in order to carry out daily requirements
Syrian pound slides further as CBS sets new official exchange rates
Prime minister calls for storage facilities for strategic crops and curbing price increases
Two men brought together by their passion for football have taken opposing sides in the armed conflict
The Ministry of Health claims 40 percent of Syrians in need of psychosocial support
ISIS attacks and mass kidnappings force Assyrians to flee villages in the countryside of Hassakeh province
The price of bread doubles in Raqqa while many residents are forced to rely on manual production
Syrian representative to the UN in Geneva calls for new approach for dealing with humanitarian issues in Syria
Prime minister assures Cabinet that stability of the Syrian economy is a prime concern
Syrian oil sector the focus in People’s Assembly session, as minister claims prices will increase
Selectivity greatly weakens the moral, legal and humanitarian argument for the war against terrorism and the allied nations participating in it
Lira continues to collapse as the Assad regime fails to control rising inflation
New Islamic State recruits from the province of Deir-ez-Zor will receive a pay rise in order to attract local fighters to the organisation
Economy and banking expert claims the recent government directives to deter major market offenders may have come too late
Human rights activists claim 68 Syrians have died under torture in January, 2015
