Core Points - The UN Syria Commission report indicates that large-scale violent events in Syria's coastal and central-western regions from January to March may constitute war crimes [2] - The violence primarily targeted the Alawite community, escalating into massacres in early March, resulting in approximately 1,400 deaths, including women, children, and the elderly, and displacing tens of thousands [2] - Both conflicting parties have committed acts of murder, torture, desecration of corpses, looting, and arson, with some evidence shared on social media [2] - The commission documented instances where male victims were executed collectively after being separated by religious identity, with bodies left on the streets or hastily buried [2] - The report calls for the Syrian interim authorities to broaden accountability, suspend implicated personnel, and improve screening mechanisms to prevent individuals with serious human rights violations from joining security forces [2] - Immediate measures are urged to protect civilians, promote judicial reform, and ensure humanitarian aid access while respecting international humanitarian law [2]
约1400人死亡 联合国：叙利亚年初暴力事件或涉战争罪
Yang Shi Xin Wen·2025-08-14 09:03