Children of Syria

Residents of the Syrian city of Deir Az-zor return after they received bread that humanitarian organizations are distributed

“They grow, opened by unimaginable horrors,” says Anne Harrison, deputy director of the Middle Eastern and North African program of the International Amnesty. “Children in Syria die and receive injuries under the shelling from government forces, many see how their parents, brothers and sisters, neighbors tears the units into the units.”

Human rights activists have unveiled today new studies conducted in recent weeks in Syria. Here are their conclusions:

"Government forces continue to bombard the civilian population, often using weapons prohibited by the world community, equal to entire areas with the ground. The detainees are tortured. People are abducted. Extracurricial reprisals are ongoing."

"International Amnesty" also speaks of the growth of crimes committed by opposition detachments:

"Armed opposition groups are increasingly resorting to the capture of hostages, torture and massacres of prisoners of military personnel, fighters of pro -government formations and civilians."

What began two years ago as peaceful performances against the regime of Bashar al -Assad, now reveals all the horrors of the civil war. The International Amnesty called on the UN to take urgent measures, but how many such calls have already remained unrealized.