Syrians for Truth and Justice/STJ documented the arrest of no less than 66 persons, including five women, in the Kurdish majority Syrian district of Afrin, as carried out by armed…
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The National Army/National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces
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On January 12, 2020, the Facebook page of Sabratah Operation Room affiliated with the Libyan National Army forces headed by Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, published 14 minutes and 42 sec…
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Human Rights Journalism
New Evidence Pointing to Ahrar al-Sharqiya’s Responsibility for Field Executions in Suluk during “Operation Peace Spring”
Background On October 9, 2019, Turkish president Rajab Tayyip Erdogan announced the launch of “Operation Peace Spring” into northern Syria by Turkish forces and allied rebel groups in the National…
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Human Rights Journalism
Tell Abiad: Civilian Shot Dead by Members of Glory Corp in the National Army
Two members of the Glory Corp/Faylaq al-Majd, affiliated to the National Army of the opposition’s Syrian Interim Government, murdered a civilian in Tell Abiad, in Raqqa, in order to rob him.…
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1. The arrest toll in the last six months of 2019: At least 506 arrests, among them 30 women and 8 children under the age of 18, were made…
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STJ gained access to reliable information-based on accounts of witnesses and relatives of the detainees- confirms that the National Army of the Syrian Interim Government of the opposition, obtained forced…
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After the assassination of the Kurdish political Hevrin Khalaf on October 12, 2019, in the context of the “Operation Peace Spring”, local and international media circulated a photo of a…
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Facts Tracker
A Local News Network Fell Victim to “Propaganda” led by a Party to the Conflict in Syria
On October 18, 2019, few days after the launch of Turkey’s “Operation Peace Spring”, the Baladi News website published a footage entitled: “Baladi News reporter accompanies the Kurdish Hawks/Sokor al-Kord…
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Arbitrary arrests/detentions by the Turkish forces and groups affiliated to the National Army against people of the Kurdish-majority city of Afrin,[1] increased in November 2019 compared to the number they…