Survivors remember Ghouta chemical massacre
								  On the second anniversary of the notorious Ghouta chemical massacre in Syria, survivors recount what happened on that fateful day.   Syrian opposition-held areas in Ghouta, eastern Damascus, were attacked with chemical weapons and nerve agents on Aug. 21, 2013.   More than 1,400 civilians were killed, most of whom women and... More
								
								
									
										
Nov 4, 2025
 
								 		
							
							
							
								1,000 Gaza children disabled by Israel's 2014 attack
								  More than 1,000 Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip sustained permanent disabilities during last year’s 51-day Israeli military onslaught, according to Defense for Children International (DCI), an NGO devoted to children’s rights.   In a report entitled “Operation Protective Edge: A war waged on Gaza's Children”, released on Tuesday, DCI’s Palestine... More
								
								
									
										
Nov 4, 2025
 
								 		
							
							
							
								India 'covering up abuses' in Kashmir
								  The Indian government has concealed over three hundred human rights abuse cases, including extrajudicial killings, torture and enforced disappearances in the India-occupied Kashmir, a new report alleged.   Jammu Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society coordinator Khurram Parvez says that the Indian government had allowed systemic violence to take root in the... More
								
								
									
										
Nov 4, 2025
 
								 		
							
							
							
								How tens of thousands of Syrians have 'disappeared'
								  Two years after her father, human rights lawyer Khalil Matouq, suffered the same fate, Raneem was kidnapped by Syrian authorities in 2014. She was released after two months in detention, while her father remains missing to this day.   For Raneem, the worst part is knowing what conditions her father faces... More
								
								
									
										
Nov 4, 2025
 
								 		
							
							
							
								'Palestinian children live in trauma without end'
								  Ismail Abu Shebab, a shy 11-year-old taking a break from school, opened his mouth to speak - but the overhead roar of Israeli warplanes made his words nearly inaudible.   As the aircraft came closer, Abu Shebab grew silent.   Abu Shebab suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a result of... More
								
								
									
										
Nov 4, 2025
 
								 		
							
							
							
								Syria: More than 21,000 killed in 2015
								  The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) said in a Monday report that 1,793 people were killed in December.   The group said that this year’s death toll now stands at 21,179 – 75 percent of whom were killed by the Assad regime.   The London-based NGO documented 15,748 deaths by regime... More
								
								
									
										
Nov 4, 2025