Syria Archives - Page 3 of 8 - Amnesty International Ireland

16th April 2018
Syria: Block on Douma chemical attack investigation must be lifted immediately

15th March 2018
Syria’s Eastern Ghouta: They fight for life. We fight for them.

15th March 2018
Syria: Seven years of catastrophic failure by the international community

28th February 2018
Syria: Hundreds of civilian lives at risk as Afrin offensive escalates

26th February 2018
Syria: Security Council must ensure civilians in Eastern Ghouta get immediate humanitarian assistance

20th February 2018
Syria: Relentless bombing of civilians in Eastern Ghouta amounts to war crimes

7th February 2018
Syria: Witness testimony reveals details of illegal chemical attack on Saraqeb

13th November 2017
We leave or we die”: Forced displacement under Syria’s ‘reconciliation’

13th November 2017
Syria: ‘Surrender or starve’ strategy displacing thousands amounts to crimes against humanity

30th August 2017
Syria: Tens of thousands of disappeared must not be forgotten

24th August 2017
Syria: ‘Deadly labyrinth’ traps civilians trying to flee al-Raqqa battle against Islamic State

24th August 2017
“I won’t forget this carnage”: Civilians trapped in battle for Raqqa – Syria

7th July 2017
G20 summit: Trump-Putin meeting, a matter of life and death for the people of Syria

16th June 2017
Syria: Expert analysis shows US-led coalition use of white phosphorus may amount to war crime

5th April 2017
Syria: UN Security Council must take decisive action after Idlib chemical attack

15th March 2017
Syria: Time for global leaders to ensure justice, truth and reparation for millions of victims of war

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