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An investigation by the global chemical weapons watchdog has found “reasonable grounds to believe” that a Syrian air force military helicopter carried out a 2018 chemical attack
English Analysis on Syrian Arab Republic about Protection and Human Rights; published on 12 Apr 2021 by OPCW
Syria Dropped Chemical Weapon Chlorine On Rebel Towns In 2018: Watchdog Syria Dropped Chemical Weapon Chlorine On Rebel Towns In 2018: Watchdog The report is the second by an investigations team set up by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, which has the new power to apportion blame for attacks. Use of any chemical substance in armed conflict is banned under the 1997 Chemical Weapons Convention The Hague: The Syrian regime's air force used the chemical weapon chlorine in an attack on the town of Saraqib in 2018, the global toxic arms watchdog said on Monday after an...
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 dunums (44,000 hectares) of agricultural land have been seized by the regime in Hama and Idlib Prov...
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 own people,” said Sara Kayyali, Syria researcher at Human Rights Watch. “Aid organizations shoul...