In the report , Bachalet also called for the creation of an independent mechanism for tackling the issue of missing people. Al-Assad has recovered most of Syria, but significant areas remain outside his control: Turkish forces are deployed in much of the north and northwest — the last significant bastion of anti-al-Assad rebels — and United States forces are stationed in the Kurdish-controlled east and northeast.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says that , people have been killed in the war and that it is examining a further , cases. Syrian Civil Defence says a medical centre in rebel-held Idlib province was targeted by government shelling. Save the Children slams foreign governments for failing to repatriate citizens from refugee camps in northeast Syria. In its last update, the office reported more than , individuals had been killed.
But it is not—and should not be seen as—a complete number of conflict-related killings in Syria during this period. The greatest number of documented killings was recorded in Aleppo, followed by rural Damascus, Homs, Idlib, Hama, and Tartus. The report finds more than one in 13 victims was a woman, and nearly one in 13 was a child. Bachelet said it is important to recognize that each number represents a person, not just an anonymous statistic in a brutal war.
Tragically, she said many other victims have left behind no witnesses or documentation as to their deaths and the lives they led. Bachelet said her office has begun to apply established statistical estimation techniques to account for the numbers of missing people.
That, she noted, will provide a more complete picture of the scale of the conflict and its impact on Syrians. Another 6.
The new figures published by the Observatory bring the total civilian death toll to ,, with attacks by Syrian government forces and allied militia accounting for the majority of deaths. The Observatory also documented a total of at least 57, deaths in government prisons and detention centres since , up from the 16, confirmed deaths it reported in March.
It also reported , deaths among Syrian soldiers and allied militia, with troops accounting for more than half of the tally. The conflict has killed 68, jihadists, most members of the Islamic State group or of organisations linked to Al-Qaeda, as well as 79, other rebels.
A deal brokered by Turkey and Russia in March froze a government offensive on the rebel-controlled Idlib enclave which many feared would have caused human suffering on a scale yet unseen in the conflict. The attention on both sides has since turned to battling the Covid pandemic and saw the lowest number of conflict-related deaths since the start of the war with 10,, according to the Observatory. Today the Damascus government controls more than two thirds of the country after a string of Russia-backed victories since
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