Al-Marsad Condemns the Assassination of Medhat Al-Saleh
20 October 2021 On Saturday morning, 16 October 2021, Medhat Al-Saleh, 54, was assassinated by the Israeli occupation army sniper.
Category: The Syrian Issue
The Syrian Refugee Crisis: Refugees, Conflict and International Law
Al-Marsad and the Democratic Progress Institute (DPI) publish a new report examining the Syrian refugee crisis from a conflict-resolution and
Legal analysis regarding the targeting of civilians and civilian objects in Syria
Al-Marsad’s latest publication provides a legal analysis of the relevant rules of international human rights law and international humanitarian law
Effective peace process to end the ongoing war in Syria
Al-Marsad calls on the international community to ensure an effective peace process to end the ongoing war in Syria. For
The Syrian Situation – International Humanitarian Law Violations and the call for Justice
Al-Marsad publishes its report ‘The Syrian Situation – International Humanitarian Law Violations and the Call for Justice’.
Syrian Refugees in Europe: Protection in Principle, Chaos in Practice
Al-Marsad’s latest publication considers the plight of Syrian refugees in Europe and how this refugee crisis represents a major test
ACTION ALERT: All sides in Syria must obey International Humanitarian and Human Rights Law and end the practice of siege warfare
Al-Marsad is calling on all parties to the civil war in Syria, the UN Security Council and the UN special
Press Release Regarding the attack on a military ambulance and the killing of an injured Syrian
Al-Marsad condemns the incitement of hatred and the attack against the ambulance and the two wounded Syrians who were being
Press release regarding the deterioration of the situation in Syria and attacks on civilians
Al Marsad condemns the attack by the Al Nusra front on June 10 against the Druze community in the village
Israeli Agricultural Settlement Expansion in the Occupied Syrian Golan During the Syrian Conflict
In January 2014, the Israeli cabinet approved a proposal to develop 30,000 dunams (7,400 acres) of land in the Occupied