6 committees formed in Sweida to document violations

ANHA correspondent in Sweida reported that legal and organizational committees have been established to document violations, promote the legal system, and provide legal and logistical support. These committees were formed by administrative and human rights entities in collaboration with the local community in Sweida, following the massacres, looting, robbery, and abductions that have occurred since July 13. 

He noted that "this formation comes within the framework of general directives aimed at supporting the efforts of individuals and workers on the ground, organizing the work of institutions, and coordinating between them to ensure legal discipline and officially document all procedures and reports for international submission." Six committees have been formed, with designated supervisors and tasks assigned under direct judicial oversight, as follows: 

Fact-Finding and Violations Documentation Committee, supervised by Judge Mufid Amasha. Contact: 0944713664 / 0938277850 -

Lawsuits Related to Violations Committee, supervised by Judge Ayman Al-Harfoush. Contact: 0934279019 / 0955866588 -

Relief Supplies Distribution Committee, supervised by Judge Ikhlas Darwish. Contact: 0988751328

Medical and Forensic Committee, supervised by Judge Shadi Murshid. Contact: 0953747171 / 0997080979  Financial Aid Distribution Committee, supervised by Judge Emad Zahr al-Din. Contact: 0933160988 -

Services Committee for Administrative Affairs (electricity, water, etc.) supervised by Judge Mu’taz Al-Sayegh. Contact: 0947232768 / 0947590722

Since July 13, Sweida and its countryside have witnessed a serious military escalation, starting with an attack on its countryside by armed groups affiliated with the transitional government, followed by attacks from the same forces and continued by so-called "tribal forces." These attacks have resulted in the deaths of over 1,300 people, including those executed on the spot.

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