UN Report about women abduction in Syria

The Institute for the Documentation of Human Rights Violations Against Religious Minorities in the Levant (IDHRV-ARMIL) submitted a report to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and  the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) documenting Eighty-nine cases demonstrate a systematic pattern of abductions targeting women from minority communities, including Alawite, Druze, and Christian. These acts are perpetrated openly and without consequence, indicating official tolerance or complicity. State and local authorities consistently fail to intervene or initiate inquiries. Families are subjected to coercion, including pressure to deny incidents, while intimidation tactics perpetuate a climate of fear and impunity. The recurring features—sectarian slurs (“infidels”), public abductions, coerced narratives, and the absence of protective measures—are paradigmatic of a broader collapse in rule of law and civilian protection under the provisional government. These patterns require urgent international scrutiny and coordinated response under existing human rights and humanitarian mandates.

Here is a copy of the report:

https://dccfe879-2e76-4cc8-b5da-0b0eab86de53.usrfiles.com/ugd/dccfe8_79409f56ef4f4520ad440fe0751b1b68.pdf