المرصد السوري لحقوق الانسان
The Syrian Observatory For Human Rights

Saudi Arabia condemns ‘terrorist’ bombing in Beirut

Saudi Arabia condemned on Saturday the “terrorist” car bombing that killed a senior security official in Lebanon, and warned of chaos if the culprits were not caught. The kingdom, which is widely considered as the patron of the Sunni…

Kuwaiti cabinet sets December 1 for snap polls

The Kuwaiti cabinet on Saturday amended a controversial electoral law and set December 1 as the date for snap polls, acting on orders from the emir. “The cabinet approved the amendment of article 2 of the electoral law to change the voting…

Moroccan government denies pagan rock carving destroyed

The Moroccan government has denied that an 8,000-year-old rock engraving depicting the Sun as a divinity has been destroyed in the south of the country in an attack residents had blamed on ultra-orthodox Salafi Muslims. Communications…

Murder of Al-Hassan has links to the crisis in Syria

A Saudi father pardoned his son’s killer if he successfully memorized the Holy Quran, a local newspaper reported on Saturday. Rabi’a al-Dousary, father of the slain young man named Abdullah, promised to pardon the convicted felon,…

Relatives of hostages suspend escalation after protest

BEIRUT: The families of nine Lebanese kidnapped by Syrian rebels blocked the doors to the Turkish Airlines office in Downtown Beirut Wednesday but agreed to postpone escalating their protest movement at the behest of Interior Minister…

SOHR report on the Helfaya massacre yesterday

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has documented the names of 43 people killed as a result of the regime's bombardment yesterday on the town of Helfaya, Reef Hama. The dead comprised of 40 men and 3 women. Activists report that there…

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