المرصد السوري لحقوق الانسان
The Syrian Observatory For Human Rights
Monthly Archives

July 2020

Seven killed in car blast near Syria-Turkey border post

At least seven people were killed and scores wounded on Sunday when a car bomb exploded in northern Syria near a Turkish border crossing, a war monitor said. "A car bomb exploded at a roundabout leading to the entrance…

Israeli army says reinforces troops along Lebanese border

Israel was reinforcing its troops along its northern border with Lebanon on Thursday, days after a fighter with the Lebanon-based Hezbollah group was killed in a reportedly Israeli airstrike. An Israeli military spokesperson said in a…

Restoration of Syria: Words and deeds

On July 1st leaders of Russia, Turkey and Iran gathered for the next summit on Syrian settlement. Given the pandemic, the summit was held on-line, in the format of a video conference. In their closing…

Abood Hamam: ‘A picture can kill you or save your life’

Image copyrightABOOD HAMAM For years Abood Hamam chronicled the war in Syria for news outlets all over the world without ever revealing his name - and despite being employed by different warring parties. He began as photographer to the…

What is the future of the UN in the age of impunity?

As the laws of war become optional and crimes in Syria and Libya go unpunished, there are fears the body has no teeth A security council meeting in 1953. Some countries are questioning whether the UN, set up after the…

How will Turkey respond to Egypt’s intervention in Libya?

The Egyptian parliament agreed on Monday to authorise President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi to send the army on combat missions abroad to “defend Egyptian national security”. The move came as the date approaches for the military operation…

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