Human rights monitor says at least 16 people killed in US-led coalition air strike near ISIS’ de facto capital in Syria
Human rights monitor documents eight deaths and dozens more injured
Coalition calls for a reopening of the chemical massacre file and transferring the issue to the ICC
MP claims vote will be held in coming parliament session on the formation of a council for investigating the fate of missing and kidnapped people
Rights group says scores killed including 30 children and 11 women since assault on ISIS-held city began under a month ago
Group publishes video depicting the killing of citizen journalists by loading their computers and cameras with explosives
Syrian writer and opposition figure Rima Fleihan abandoned her political career to help refugees settle in Australia
Head of the Assyrian Democratic Organization’s political branch released after two years in regime prison
Rights monitors confirm reports that ISIS militants forced regime forces to withdraw from their advance on the group’s de facto capital in Syria
Witnesses report many residents have returned to Raqqa as Islamic State forces close all exit roads leading out of the city
States that support terrorism are exploiting the suffering of Syrian people for political gain, top diplomat tells audience at UN
International rights monitors issue report detailing the phenomenon of Syrian child labor in Jordan
Human rights activists Jdea Abdullah Nawfal arbitrarily arrested by regime security while traveling to Lebanon
Activists say regime authorities are turning a blind eye to scams which families of prisoners are subjected to by “brokers” and their mediators
Syrian envoy says UN commission ignored testimonies from thousands of Syrians who were victims of the terrorist crimes
ISIS forces factory owners in the group’s de facto capital to pay electricity bills in dollars
New UN study details how thousands of detainees in government prisons have been beaten to death or died from injuries sustained during torture
A statement by 18 Syrian organizations to the Syrian negotiation parties, UN and the ISSG
“The dates are not sacred, and we will not go to any negotiations while our people are suffering from bombardment, starvation and blockades”
Regime prisons contain more than just opponents in Homs; they also contain many supporters. Anyone who opposes Assad’s ideology or goals is often considered a criminal and must be punished
