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HRW: Syria Recovery Lacks Rights Protections
The reports by Human Rights Watch address the risks associated with the lack of clear legal guarantees when rebuilding destroyed areas in Syria. They point out that billion-dollar reconstruction deals are being made without effective mechanisms for involving local communities and protecting residents' rights to land and property. The reports emphasize that reconstruction is not only about rebuilding homes and infrastructure but also about safeguarding residents' rights to shelter, establishing fair compensation standards, and engaging communities in decision-making, especially in heavily affected areas like Jobar neighborhood. They highlight that the gap between the estimated reconstruction costs (ranging from $140 billion to $345 billion) and the available funds remains considerable, underscoring the need for clear, transparent laws to manage the recovery process. Additionally, there is a call for establishing independent review and grievance mechanisms to ensure the rights of internally displaced persons and returnees are protected.
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