Statements by Urnammu

A Solidarity and Condolence Statement

Tens of people were killed due to Turkish airstrikes on Jarablos City! On Sunday August 28, 2016, Turkish air-fighters launched of intensified airstrikes targeting the Syrian Democratic

August 30, 2016
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Documenting Human Rights Abuses and Transitional Justice in Syria: Gaps and Ways to Address Them

Hosted by the LSE IDEAS Online public event Friday 20 November 2020 3:00pm to 4:00pm The Syrian war is the most documented conflict in history. But is documentation paving the way for justice? Drawing on new research from the Conflict Research Programme, the panel will discuss the current gaps in documentation and ways to address

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November 19, 2020
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Submission to the United Nations Special Procedures on Discrimination and Violence against Syrian Women in Law and Practice.

Submission to the United Nations Special Procedures on Discrimination and Violence against Syrian Women in Law and Practice. Date: 25th Sep 2020

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Syria: Decades-Long Discrimination and Violence against Women Exacerbated by Nearly 10 Years of Conflict

On 25th Sep. 2020, Multiple Syrian Non-Governmental Organizations, through their membership in the Syrian Women Network, coordinated and made a submission to the United Nations Special Procedures on the discrimination and violence faced by Syrian women in Syria. The submission was made by Syrian Women’s Network and its affiliated organizations Urnammu, Kurdish Organization for the

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September 30, 2020
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Syria: Victims and Survivors of torture, Arbitrary Detention and Enforced Disappearances are Yet to Receive an Effective Remedy

On 31 August 2020, Release Me, Urnammu and No Photo Zone made a submission to four United Nations Special Procedures concerning acts of torture, arbitrary detention and enforced disappearances perpetrated by the Syrian authorities and their affiliated forces within the context of the armed conflict taking place in Syria. Specifically, the submission highlights acts of

Urnammu
September 15, 2020
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Submission to the Human Rights Committee for the 130th Session

I. Introduction More than 10 years have passed since the last review of the Syrian Arab Republic (Syria)before the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Committee (HRC). Many events have takenplace in Syria. Notably, a non-international armed conflict ensued in early 2012, whichhave had devastating effects on Syrians. The conflict witnessed the commission ofcountless crimes, violations

Urnammu
September 10, 2020
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Statements by Urnammu

A Solidarity and Condolence Statement

Detainees In Glance

Documenting Human Rights Abuses and Transitional Justice in Syria: Gaps and Ways to Address Them

Submission to the United Nations Special Procedures on Discrimination and Violence against Syrian Women in Law and Practice.

Syria: Decades-Long Discrimination and Violence against Women Exacerbated by Nearly 10 Years of Conflict

Syria: Victims and Survivors of torture, Arbitrary Detention and Enforced Disappearances are Yet to Receive an Effective Remedy

Submission to the Human Rights Committee for the 130th Session