Rapports

Highlights On 5 February 2022, the UNICEF Representative met with children detained in the Ghwayran detention centre, in Al-Hasakeh, north-east Syria and called for their immediate release and sustainable solutions for them and the thousands of children…

Highlights On 20 January, an attack on Ghweiran detention centre in Al-Hasakeh City in north-east Syria (NE Syria) resulted in rapidly escalating hostilities. Nearly 700 boys, most Syrian and Iraqi with the rest of 20 other nationalities,…

Highlights In 2021, UNICEF reached 11.3 million people, including 7.3 million children (3.6 million girls) with humanitarian assistance. Families living in the most severely affected and inaccessible areas were prioritized, with 276,000 people reached in difficult to…

Highlights From the start of the COVID-19 pandemic to 31 October 2021, 166,848 cases of COVID-19 including 5,726 deaths have been confirmed across the whole of Syria. From when schools reopened on 5 September to 28 October,…

Highlights The fourth wave of COVID-19 continued to surge in Syria. In northwest Syria, over 1,000 cases have been reported each day, with 34,184 cases reported in September alone. Health services are struggling: A 93 per cent…

Highlights The conflict between government allied forces and non-state armed groups in Dara’a Al-Balad continued in August. In total, 36,424 people have now been displaced, including 1,268 people hosted in five schools and two mosques. UNICEF continued…

Summary Context At the start of 2021, more than two out of three Syrians living in northern and northeast Syria (NES) were estimated to be in humanitarian need, a significant increase compared to 2020. This amounts to 4.5…

Highlights • Heavy shelling and intensified clashes were reported in Dara’a Al Balad starting on 28 July following a month of tensions, displacing 24,000 people, including Palestinian refugees. Eight civilian deaths were reported, including four children (one…

Highlights • By the end of June 2021, UNICEF reached 7.4 million people, including 5.4 million children (2.7 million girls) across 14 governorates with health, nutrition, education, and protection services as well as safe water, sanitation, cash…

Highlights The Education Sector, led by UNICEF, in coordination with sector and inter-sectoral partners and the Ministry of Education, supported the participation of 5,783 children who travelled crossline or cross-border to sit the Grade 9 or 12…