Launch of the Humanitarian Case Documentation Feature on the Organization’s Official Website
2026-01-01
In light of the ongoing violations and discrimination faced by minorities in Syria—particularly members of the Alawite community in the Syrian coastal region—the Alawites & Syrian Minorities Organization for Justice and Peace has announced the launch of a new feature on its official website titled “Humanitarian Case Documentation.”
This feature aims to provide a secure and reliable platform enabling victims or witnesses to document human rights violations and abuses, whether based on sectarian, political, or humanitarian grounds, while ensuring confidentiality and data protection.
All submitted reports are collected and organized within dedicated case files to be used for:
Preparing documented human rights reports
Submitting evidence to international bodies and human rights organizations
Supporting legal and advocacy efforts on behalf of victims
The organization emphasizes that this initiative aligns with its broader vision of developing practical tools that empower communities and promote documentation as a fundamental means of confronting violations and preventing impunity.
The organization encourages all affected individuals and those with credible information to use this feature and contribute to building a comprehensive human rights archive in support of truth and justice.
This feature aims to provide a secure and reliable platform enabling victims or witnesses to document human rights violations and abuses, whether based on sectarian, political, or humanitarian grounds, while ensuring confidentiality and data protection.
All submitted reports are collected and organized within dedicated case files to be used for:
Preparing documented human rights reports
Submitting evidence to international bodies and human rights organizations
Supporting legal and advocacy efforts on behalf of victims
The organization emphasizes that this initiative aligns with its broader vision of developing practical tools that empower communities and promote documentation as a fundamental means of confronting violations and preventing impunity.
The organization encourages all affected individuals and those with credible information to use this feature and contribute to building a comprehensive human rights archive in support of truth and justice.