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

July 2020

Cathedral reopens in Syria: ‘a sign of hope and rebirth’

A Catholic cathedral in Syria, repeatedly struck and gravely damaged during the country’s almost nine-year war, reopened this week, following its restoration. The Maronite Cathedral of St. Elijah in the northern city of Aleppo was…

Syria: Voting under way in Aleppo and Damascus

Syrians headed to polling stations in government-held parts of the country on Sunday to elect a new parliament amid strict health measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Syrians headed to polling stations in…

Syria: Russia vulnerable should UN withdraw from Damascus

The Issam Fares Institute held a series of webinars last week on the effects of the Caesar Act on Syria and Lebanon. Russian, American, European and Syrian experts discussed the issue. A large part of the discussion revolved around the…

Syria elections a ‘farce,’ says exiled opposition

The regime has not known (real) elections since it seized power 50 years ago, says senior opposition figure Nasr Al Hariri Syria's exiled opposition has called parliamentary polls on Sunday in government-held areas of the…

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