Rights Report: Syrian Regime Uses Passports to Fund the War
Enab Baladi Online (opposition website)
January 29, 2019
The cost of securing a Syrian passport is one of the highest in the world writes Enab Baladi.
The cost of securing a Syrian passport is one of the highest in the world writes Enab Baladi.
As the cost of beauty treatments in Syria rises, the government claims that regulating the industry is a difficult task reports Al-Watan.
While the recorded number of drug users in Syria continues to rise, the facilities to treat addicts have not improved writes Al-Watan.
While the explosion did not cause any casualties, there was damage to homes and vehicles reports SANA.
As the fighting winds down in many parts of the country, ministries are starting to assess the cost of reconstruction writes Al-Watan.
The car bomb targeted al-Hamam Square in Lattakia and killed one civilian reports The Syria Times.
This is the 14th mass grave to be discovered in Raqqa, but it is expected that many more will be uncovered in the future reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The proposed city will be built between the Damascus countryside and Homs reports SANA.
A recent wave of criticism, directed at the government, has prompted some MPs to question the government’s handling of the crisis in Syria writes Alsouria Net.
The Litani river flooded many of the fields stretching across the two majestic mountain ranges flanking the Bekaa after this year’s second major storm hit on Wednesday reports Arab News.
A gas shortage in Aleppo has led to a wave of anger among residents and caused the death of two children writes Al-Modon.
The new UN Special Envoy to Syria held his first official meeting with Foreign and Expatriates Minister Walid al-Muallem writes SANA.
While this bout of fighting killed four, internal conflicts between Kurdish groups in Syria are rare writes Zaman al-Wasl.
Ambassador Hussam Eddin Ala has said that Syria is taking measures to protect civilians, especially women and children writes SANA.
Residents of Aleppo have expressed their anger with local officials at the lack of basic goods and services available to them reports Alsouria Net.
With the threat of a Turkish incursion, talks between the regime and Kurdish groups have begun, although results have been limited reports Enab Baladi
Regime loyalists have taken to social media to express their anger with the handling of the crisis in Syria by the leadership reports Alsouria Net.
It is believed that the investment secured in 2018 will create over 7,000 new jobs across a variety of different sectors reports Damas Post.
In light of the violent clashes that have broken out between groups in Idleb, the Idleb Free Police have halted work reports Enab Baladi.
Government workers are struggling to secure employment after been released from detention, whether they have been charged or not reports Asharq al-Awsat.
