NWS Protection Cluster
Child Protection AoR
Gender based violence AoR
Housing, land and property (HLP)
Syrian Arab Republic + 1 more
Key Highlights: In 2024, and according to CCCM, a total of 111,000 people were displaced in Northwest Syria. Main drivers being the conflict in Lebanon, the escalation of hostilities in October-November and the changes on the provision…
Syrian Arab Republic
As a result of the escalation of hostilities in northwestern Syria have caused, as of December 3, the displacement of 115.500 people. 70% of these IDPs have moved from Idleb governorate, 30% from Norther Aleppo. Within…
Syrian Arab Republic
SUMMARY The escalation of hostilities in northwestern Syria has been rapidly developing since the night of November 26 and the morning of November 27. Shelling and airstrikes on the frontlines throughout Idleb and western Aleppo have escalated…
Syrian Arab Republic
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Most of the youth in NWS face protection risks, with 53% reporting homelessness and 55% experiencing exploitation, while 44% face gender-based violence. 75% of youth lack access to protection services, highlighting a significant gap in availability…
Syrian Arab Republic
REPORT WRITTEN BY ARIANE ELMAS Introduction Following more than a decade of fighting, the humanitarian situation in northwest Syria is not showing signs of improvement. This is the result of continued hostilities, a growing economic crisis, extreme weather,…
Syrian Arab Republic
I. Key Findings: Child and family separation: Following the earthquake, there were high population movements and displacements, leading to the separation of children from their parents and family members. This exposes children to additional risks of violence, abuse,…
Syrian Arab Republic + 1 more
Introduction and Objectives: The Protection Monitoring Analysis Working Group (PMAWG) and its partners conducted a comprehensive survey, gathering insights from 351 key informant interviews across 64 communities. The primary objective of the survey is to assess the…
Syrian Arab Republic
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