Education has been a crisis sector since the beginning of the war in eastern Syria/Deir Ezzor in 2012, with most schools suspended from work and thousands of teachers displaced. Teachers were arrested, kidnapped, and dismissed for their political views. When ISIS took over in 2014, schools were completely closed. Students in ISIS-controlled areas in Deir Ezzor...
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Justice for Life researchers documented security, economic, and service developments in the SDF-controlled part of Deir Ezzor governorate. Many prominent...
The Justice for Life researchers documented the deaths of several people, including civilians, and the injury of others in armed...
During March and April 2022, JFL documented protests calling for improving living conditions and facing raising prices. JFL also documented...
Considering the preparations for Syria's session in the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) scheduled for 24 January 2022, a joint report...
Within the framework of the Social Reintegration and Resilience to Combat Radicalization in Northeast Syria project, which is funded by...
Since 2011, Syria has been witnessing gross violations associated with attempts to conceal the truth, particularly for detainees, missing persons,...
A space where abuse survivors or the relatives of victims can talk about what they have been subjected to and express their demands. The platform focuses on all violations regardless of the victim’s background or the background of the perpetrator.
A media advocacy campaign aimed at shedding light on the suffering of civilians under the siege of Deir Ezzor neighborhoods which lasted from 2015 to the end of 2017. The campaign has produced dozens of reports on the situation in the besieged areas and has participated in dozens of TV, radio and press interviews
