Protests spread across multiple governorates in Syria, accompanied by a Human Rights Watch report on Assad-era crimes.
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Updated oct 13
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Protests spread across multiple governorates in Syria, accompanied by a Human Rights Watch report on Assad-era crimes.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- SOHR documents human rights abuses in Syria, while tribunal proceedings are held in Damascus regarding the crisis following the removal of Al-Assad in 2024.Sub-event
- The humanitarian situation in Syria requires international support.Sub-event
- Syria's Ministry of Justice created specialized judicial chambers to address crimes from the former President's rule.Sub-event
Widespread protests erupt across Syrian governorates, coinciding with HRW reporting on past crimes.1 source