In its latest report, the Syrian Network for Human Rights has documented instances of arbitrary arrests and forced disappearances over August.
Following the forcibly deportation of almost 2,500 Syrian refugees back to Syria in the past three months Amnesty International is calling for a halt to the practice.
The National Commission for Detainees and Missing Persons is planning to regulate legal work and secure the release of people in regime prisons.
Human Rights Watch and Chatham House has revealed how the Syrian government has used political pressure and regulations to manipulate the flow of humanitarian aid reports The Syria Justice & Accountability Center.
In its latest report, The Syrian Network for Human Rights has documented the arbitrary arrest of over 500 people in July alone, bring the total number for 2019 to 3,049.
In breach of Lebanese and international law, four Syrian refugees were handed over, against their will, to the Syrian regime by the Lebanese authorities writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Syrian activists and humanitarian workers have warned of increasingly dire conditions for approximately one million Syrian refugees in Lebanon at an Amnesty-sponsored conference of activists and humanitarian workers reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Activists in Lebanon have spoken out about the racism and injustices that Syrian refugees living in Lebanon have faced writes The Syrian Observer.
The families of dead prisoners were informed of their loss by way of a death certificate, but they have yet to receive the bodies writes Alsouria Net.
Syrians have taken to social media to mourn the death of former Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi, who died during a court hearing reports Alsouria Net.
Hassakeh and Raqqa have been hit by a number of explosions that the Islamic State have claimed responsibility for and which have targeted commanders and civilians alike reports Alsouria Net.
Arbitrary arrests and enforced disappearances have been a common tool of the intelligence services to spread terror and fear among the general public writes The Syrian Network for Human Rights.
Dozens of journalists have been tortured to death by the Syrian regime while the fate of hundreds of others remains unknown, Al-Modon says
Women in Syria are facing increasing pressure as they become the main breadwinners in their families and are victim to the worst abuses of the Assad regime writes Syrian Network for Human Rights.
Despite heavy losses in recent times the Islamic State is still believed to have as many as 18,000 fighters in Iraq and Syria reports Asharq al-Awsat.
For women in Assad’s prisons, existence is a life of torture and suffering, never knowing whether you will be released or survive your ordeal writes Zaman Al Wasl.
The women is believed to have been a member of the Islamic State, who have previously clashed with Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham reports Alsouria Net.
Ambassador Hussam Eddin Ala has said that Syria is taking measures to protect civilians, especially women and children writes SANA.
The Islamic State have taken responsibility for the gun and bomb attack, which four civilians reports The Syrian Monitor for Human Rights.
Jamil Hassan has been accused of committing human rights abuses and has been sanctioned by both the EU and the US writes Zaman Al Wasl.
