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Human Rights Watch has warned that the Syrian government is signing billions of dollars’ worth of deals to rebuild the country without establishing a legal framework that ensures the protection of the rights of those affected and their active participation. The report clarifies that the absence of legal regulations and consultation with local communities puts property rights and socio-economic rights at risk, especially amid ongoing destruction of buildings and a lack of basic services in areas such as Idlib and Damascus. Although more than 3.5 million refugees and internally displaced persons have returned since the end of 2024, these returns were often a result of worsening conditions. The report emphasizes the need to establish clear legal regulations to guarantee the rights of residents, warning that the housing gap could reach 2.5 million units by 2030 if efforts to boost investment and housing are not accelerated.
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