The year 2010 saw the eruption of a civil uprising against the government of Syria following similar social movements in the Middle Eastern world – an ever-growing phenomenon which was dubbed the Arab spring. Soon after, popular demonstrations emerged in Syria, seeking the resignation of the government and clashes between the Syrian army and rebel groups followed. The conflict is now in its fourth year and continues to cause death and destruction of the Syrian nation. Furthermore the country faces ongoing and unresolved crises concerning its economic, social, cultural, political, legal and humanitarian development...  Read more

The year 2011 saw the eruption of a civil uprising against the government of Syria following similar social movements in the middle eastern world – a phenomenon which was dubbed the Arab spring. After the events of late April 2011, when the government of Syria authorized a military intervention by the Syrian army against the civil population, the unrest quickly escalated and a full blown civil war broke out. The conflict is now in its third year and continues to cause the death and destruction of the Syrian nation. Furthermore the country faces ongoing and unresolved crises concerning its economic, social, cultural, political, legal and humanitarian development...  Read more

The year 2011 saw the eruption of a civil uprising against the government of Syria following similar social movements in the middle eastern world –a phenomenon which was dubbed the Arab spring. After the events of late April 2011, when the government of Syria authorized a military intervention by the Syrian army against the civil population, the unrest quickly escalated and a full blown civil war broke out. The conflict is now in its third year and continues to cause the death and destruction of the Syrian nation. Furthermore the country faces ongoing and unresolved crises concerning its economic, social, cultural, political, legal and humanitarian development...  Read more

The year 2011 saw the eruption of a civil uprising against the government of Syria following similar social movements in the middle eastern world –a phenomenon which was dubbed the Arab spring. After the events of late April 2011, when the government of Syria authorized a military intervention by the Syrian army against the civil population, the unrest quickly escalated and a full blown civil war broke out. The conflict is now in its third year and continues to cause the death and destruction of the Syrian nation. Furthermore the country faces ongoing and unresolved crises concerning its economic, social, cultural, political, legal and humanitarian development....  Read more