Reports

Recent hostilities in the Coastal areas have resulted in widespread violence, leading to civilian casualties, displacement, and damage to critical infrastructure. A few thousand civilians are believed to have been forced to flee their homes. In…

HIGHLIGHTS • Intense hostilities in Tartous, Lattakia, Homs, and Hama since Thursday have caused civilian deaths and injuries, considerable displacement, severe infrastructure damage, and disrupted humanitarian operations, prompting UN officials to urge parties to abide by IHL…

Syria has witnessed a surge in violent unrest following the ouster of President Bashar al-Assad in late 2024. Clashes in the coastal governorates of Latakia and Tartous between alleged pro-Assad loyalists and the interim government forces have…

Key Highlights As of 6 March 2025, UNHCR estimates that some 301,967 have returned to Syria via neighboring countries since early December 2024. The figures are based on a triangulation of sources from outside and inside Syria…

Highlights • Since December, nearly 1.2 million people have returned to their areas of origin in Syria, including over 885,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) - most of whom were displaced after November - and 292,000 Syrians from…

The UN estimates that 16.7 million people across Syria need humanitarian assistance. The fall of the Assad Government in December 2024 resulted in the displacement of many civilians from several areas. Meanwhile, more Syrian refugees in neighboring countries…

SPECIAL EDITION WITH A FOCUS ON IMPACT OF DE-FUNDING THE HEALTH SECTOR SYRIA AND THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH NEEDS AND PRIORITIES Current situation: Health System Disruption: 57% of Syria’s hospitals and 37% of its primary healthcare centers are…

Highlights In 2024, Syrian children continued to endure the effects of the ongoing conflict, economic collapse, and displacement, culminating in the fall of the government on 8 December. The humanitarian situation remains fluid and unpredictable. Active hostilities in…

Highlights • Syria's transition remains in its early, fragile stage. The success of the transition depends on a collective effort to address significant unmet food security and humanitarian needs. Equally critical is the revival of the food…

FAST FACTS The number of newly displaced individuals has increased from 627,000 to 652,000. Though banks have reopened, limited access to cash remains a challenge for vulnerable populations and humanitarian organizations. Syria’s healthcare system continues to face severe challenges,…