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Syrian Network Reports Ongoing Women’s Property Violations
The Syrian Network for Human Rights has issued a report on the ongoing violations of property rights against women in Syria since 2011. The report documented patterns of women’s property confiscation during the conflict and transitional phase, with challenges still persisting despite the fall of the regime on December 8, 2024. It pointed out that the previous authorities used property rights as a tool for punishment and political subjugation. Difficulties have intensified after the fall of the regime, including forced displacement, property destruction, confiscation, loss of documents, and manipulation of land records, making it difficult for women to prove ownership and inheritance. The network called for the establishment of an independent national authority for property recovery, a review of relevant legislation, and support for legal aid programs provided by the United Nations and donor countries.
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