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Syrian regime forces launched a campaign of arrests in the city of Khan Sheikhoun in Idlib's southern countryside, detaining 47 men wanted for not serving in the military reserves. The military obs...
The Syrian Network for Human Rights accused the Syrian regime on Monday of arresting and torturing to death a displaced person after he had returned to his home in the regime-held areas in Aleppo. ...
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Testimony from survivors on a doomed migrant boat suggests hundreds of deaths may have been preventable
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that Türkiye is planning to ensure the return of about one million Syrian refugees back to their home country. The return of refugees to their homeland will continue as security and stability continue to be restored in Syria, he added. “So far, more than 600,000 displaced people have returned to the country, and we plan to ensure the return of one million refugees,” Erdogan told a graduation ceremony in Ankara. He warned that the return of refugees would take more time if terrorist attacks in Syria and Iraq continue.