An independent human rights organization founded in June 2011, documents HR violations in Syria, supporting the transition towards democracy info@snhr.org

Core values

- **Documentation and Reporting of Human Rights Violations**: SNHR's annual reports meticulously document human rights violations, including civilian casualties, arbitrary arrests, torture, and displacement. This documentation is crucial for accountability and advocating for the rights of affected individuals[1][4].
- **Promoting Accountability and Justice**: The reports emphasize the need for accountability and justice, which are essential for deterring future violations and promoting a political transition towards democracy[1][4].
- **Support for Women's Rights**: SNHR's work highlights the specific violations against women, including deaths due to torture and other forms of abuse, and advocates for their rights and involvement in all fields[2].
- **Humanitarian Crisis and Displacement**: The reports address the humanitarian crisis, economic decline, and displacement issues, which are critical for understanding and addressing the broader societal impacts of the conflict[1].
- **International Coordination and Recognition**: SNHR collaborates with various UN and international organizations to promote human rights and combat violations, adding to the global effort to improve human rights standards[2].