Syrian Penal Code News Today

Increasing numbers of Syrian public sector employees left their jobs due to low pay and high living costs over the past three years, despite the fact that q ...

Despite harsh penalties and community efforts to combat so-called “honor killings” in northeastern Syria, women continue to be murdered. How can potential v ...

For former residents of Darayya’s al-Khalij neighborhood southwest of Damascus, hopes of return are fading as fears of property violations mount seven years ...

The Syrian crisis has contributed massively to the growth of cohabitation via several factors.

As eight-year-old Mohammad al-Mesky was playing in front of his fathers shop in the al-Hamidiyah Souq area near the Umayyad Mosque in the Syrian capital Damascus, he suddenly fell to the ground,...

Population Policies and Inclusive Development In the Syrian Arab Republic - Prof. Dr Moustafa El-abdallah Al Kafry

“Ever since my husband started carrying weapons in this war, he lost his mind, and sees himself as a leader that’s second to none. I do not blame him. I have read a lot of psychological studies and...

Enforced disappearance is among the most widespread and devastating crimes in Syria. But the lived reality for the loved ones of the missing is more complicated than the strict definition of the term, writes Noura Ghazi.

Recent demonstrations across Syria’s opposition-held northwest held a message for both Turkey and local Turkish-backed authorities, writes Syrian lawyer Ghazwan Koronfol. 

Crimes against women and girls not only reveal a social crisis, but also lay bare the shortcomings of Syrian law and uneven legal systems in different areas of control.