UN chief names Mexican lawyer to determine fate of Syria’s missing
In an interview with VOA last week, SNHR Founder and Director Fadel Abdul Ghany said about 105,000 people are still...
Quotes to the Media
Corpses, men who don’t know their names: Scenes from a Damascus hospital
“I can state with confidence that the majority of these individuals have tragically perished under torture,” Fadel Abdulghany, executive director...
The 35 ‘martyrs’ of Saydnaya: Testimonies from a Syrian doctor
The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) said that around 100,000 people disappeared in Syria’s sprawling network of prisons and...
SNHR director Fadel Abdul Ghany breaks down as he announces massacre site
Hundreds of thousands of Syrians who disappeared or were detained under Bashar al-Assad's regime were likely executed, the founder of...
Syria: New wave of violence after protester death?
"The regime's betting that the movement will eventually fade out," said Fadel Abdul Ghany, head of the Syrian Network for Human Rights,...
HTS cracks down on Idlib demonstrations as protest movement persists
"Abdul Qader al-Hakim, a member of the Islamist faction Jaish al-Ahrar, had been detained ten months earlier by HTS. Following...
After Tunisia and Egypt, will the EU strike a new anti-migration deal with Lebanon?
"Fadel Abdul Ghany, executive director of the Syrian Network for Human Rights, told The New Arab that Syrian refugees in Lebanon face...
The Danger from the Sky
The original article was published on Springer Link website
The Geneva Conference calls for the disclosure of the fate of the detainees, the forcibly disappeared, and the kidnapped as a foundation of a safe environment in Syria.
"Mr. Fadel Abdul Ghany, Chairman and Founder of the Syrian Network for Human Rights, opened by describing the current human...
Turkey: Visually impaired Algerian woman deported to Syria after police check
“Our reports and research indicate the continuation of violence and human rights abuses throughout Syria. Syria is still an unsafe...