Families in Syria’s besieged cities are requesting less of suitors as the impacts of war continue to deprive young men of access to money
More than 170 Syrian lawyers, judges, and civil society leaders are fighting current international proposals as they risk entrenching impunity and jeopardizing any hope of durable peace
Young men in the Syrian capital are preferring to remain indoors as regime expands its campaign of forced recruitment
An increase in firewood prices have encouraged some locals to turn to raiding Ghouta’s famous fruit orchards for fuel
Security forces and brokers selling bread to citizens at up to three times the regular sale price, report by local monitor finds
In spite of war and rising prices, olive trees in Daraa remain one of the most successful economic crops for both owners and the general community
The centuries-old tradition of preserving seasonal foods for winter is being threatened by shortages of produce and huge inflation
WHO representative received by information minister to discuss joint initiative for boosting health awareness in Syria
Thousands of Homs’ parents face inflated costs of study materials as children return to school in the war-torn city amid Eid al-Adha
With the commencement of the 2015/2016 school year, extraordinary prices force citizens to devise new methods to provide children with uniforms
SNHR documented the killing of 19 members of the medical staff, 18 of whom were killed by regime forces and one by ISIS
Syrian activists accuse the regime militias of these incidents
City has endured a suffocating siege by regime forces since the Syrian revolution erupted in March 2011
President commends the armed forces on their unwavering resolve and willingness to make sacrifices for the sake of the homeland
Regime threatens to destroy town unless it hands over refugees from the besieged town of Zabadani
Foreign ministry calls for a unified effort to combat terrorism internationally and dry up its sources of funding
Hundreds of soldiers and officers from prominent Alawite families, including the Assads, have reportedly defected, according to government documents
Syrian refugees are deprived of basic rights through unfair, arbitrary and often illegal actions practiced by the Lebanese government and military forces, human rights group claims
Surviving two years of oppression, tyranny, exploitation and denial of basic human rights, a group of Syrian women fled ISIS rule arriving in the northern city of Kobani
Study also finds highest unemployment rate among Jordanians is in areas with highest concentration of Syrian refugees
