In recent weeks, two reports published by Human Rights Watch [https://www.hrw.org/news/2019/06/28/syria-government-co-opting-recovery-efforts] and Chatham House [https://www.chathamhouse.org/publication/principled-aid-syria-framework-international-agencies] have shed
Since July 12th, Turkish authorities have begun a crackdown on migrants living in Istanbul, following statements [https://ahvalnews.com/syrian-refugees/turkey-deport-syrian-refugees-involved-crime-end-free-health-care-erdogan] from President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on new deportation policies
Refugees in Lebanon are facing an impossible choice: stay in an increasingly repressive and hostile environment in Lebanon, or face persecution and violence in returning to Syria. In late June,
In June, SJAC’s Documentation Team Lead crossed the border from southern Turkey into Northwest Syria in order to spend the Eid holiday with her family. The Team Lead manages
After years of drought, heavy rainfalls this year had raised hopes for a bountiful harvest. Yet across Northern Syria, farmers are watching helplessly as months of toil and their source
On Monday, representatives from eleven European countries met in Stockholm [https://www.government.se/press-releases/2019/06/sweden-to-host-expert-meeting-on-isis-tribunal/] to discuss the possibility of establishing an international tribunal to prosecute ISIS
The highest levels of the Syrian government were privy to the unjustified detention of women and children, authorized lethal force against civilians, and actively discriminated against the Kurdish minority. SJAC’
The ‘Coalition of Families of Those Kidnapped by ISIS’, a new organization of Syrian families based in Paris, held a joint news conference [https://www.hrw.org/news/2019/05/
Over the past two weeks, Russia and the Syrian government have significantly escalated airstrikes on the de-escalation zone in Northwestern Syria, pounding the last rebel-held territories in southern Idlib and