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Women’s property rights violations persist in Syria
The reports addressed ongoing violations of women's property rights in Syria since 2011, despite the fall of the Assad regime in 2024. They explained that the former regime used the confiscation of property as a tool for political punishment and control, with many properties seized or forged, and frozen confiscation operations or special laws enacted that led to women losing their rights—especially since most properties were registered in men's names who faced arrest or displacement. The Syrian Network for Human Rights recommended implementing accessible legal and administrative measures to compensate women, alongside calling on the international community to support recovery efforts and achieve justice. The reports also emphasized that some of these violations may constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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