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April 13, 2021 We Welcome the OPCW’s Report, Which Identified the Syrian Regime’s Responsibility for the Chemical Weapons Use in Saraqeb City The SNHR, As One of the Report’s Sources, Calls for Urgently Imposing the Most Severe Penalties against the Users of Weapons of Mass Destruction BY: Szilas/Wikimedia Common   Yesterday, Monday, April 12, 2021, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons’ (OPCW) Investigation and Identification Team (IIT), whose mission is...

They ‘Bombed My Dream’: Denmark Strips Some Syrians of Residency Status The country is the first E.U. nation to make such a move. Many Syrians say that returning to their native country isn’t an option, and rights groups warn that the policy will tear some families apart. Ghalia al-Asseh, who fled Syria in 2015, and one for her brothers at their parents’ home in Helsingoer. Ms. al-Asseh was notified on March 30 that she would soon be asked to leave Denmark.Credit...Charlotte de la Fuen...

Syrian organizations work to remove war remnants in northwest Syria Syria has been labeled one of the worst countries in the world in terms of the number of mines planted since the war broke out in 2011, with more than 12,000 killed in mine and explosive accidents. A Syrian army soldier uses a detector to find and clear landmines in a field at a pistachio orchard in the village of Maan, north of Hama, in west-central Syria, June 24, 2020. April 11, 2021 Syria has become one of the worst ...

Syrian regime stealing opponents land, HRW warns The confiscated land constituted a primary source of income for the Syrian refugees [Getty] Date of publication: 9 April, 2021 Share this page: HRW interviewed people who reported having had their land seized by the Syrian regime in Idlib or Hama provinces without notice or compensation between March and November 2020. The Syrian regime is unlawfully confiscating the homes and lands...

Posted by Scott Lucas | Apr 10, 2021 | A pistachio farmer tends to his orchard in Maan, Hama Province, Syria (AFP) The Assad regime is stealing the homes and farmlands of displaced Syrians, according to report by Human Rights Watch and the Syrian Network for Human Rights. The rights organization summarizes that a pro-regime militia and regime-controlled “Peasants’ Unions” are seizing and auctioning lands to regime supporters. In its 20-page report, the SNHR assessed that at least 440,000...

A European human rights monitor has expressed grave concern over Denmarks decision to send 94 Syrian refugees back to Damascus, after declaring to the Syrian capital to be "no longer dangerous". Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor urged the Danish government to reconsider its residency permit judgment and reassess the conditions in Damascus and its countryside. In March, Denmark revoked the residency permits of 94 Syrian refugees living in the Scandinavian nation and deemed Damascus to be "...

Copyright © 2021 Enab Baladi. Enab Baladi is a nonprofit charitable 501(c)(3) organization, Tax ID. 46-3313735 Decisions to deport Syrian refugees crash against international law Edited by Enab Baladi Diana Rahima| Saleh Malas|Nour al-Din Ramadan “We are lost and scared as if held in a prison; deprived of passports, residence permits and even travel outside Denmark.” With these words, Syrian refugee Radwan Bartawi, 43, described his situation in Denmark, gripped by fear over possible depo...

Human Rights Watch are unlawfully confiscating the homes and lands of Syrians who fled Syrian-Russian military attacks in Idlib and Hama governorates, Human Rights Watch said today. A pro-government militia and the government-controlled “Peasants’ Unions” were involved in seizing and auctioning these lands to government supporters. “Peasants’ Unions are supposed to help protect farmers’ rights, but have become one more tool in the Syrian government’s systematic repression of its ...

Syria: Government Stealing Opponents’ Land Format Over 20 hectares taken from displaced persons (Beirut) – Syrian authorities are unlawfully confiscating the homes and lands of Syrians who fled Syrian-Russian military attacks in Idlib and Hama governorates, Human Rights Watch said today. A pro-government militia and the government-controlled “Peasants’ Unions” were involved in seizing and auctioning these lands to government supporters. “Peasants’ Unions are supposed to help prote...

Over 20 hectares taken from displaced persons Syrian farmers harvest olives in Idlib, Syria on November 21, 2020. Despite the negative effects of fertilization, tree pruning and transportation costs as well as the increase in fuel prices, farmers started to harvest olives, their main source of their income. The land pictured is not representative of the cases investigated by Human Rights Watch. © 2020 Muhammed Abdullah/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images (Beirut)...