Syria’s Alawites still face targeted attacks a month after brutal counteroffensive
- A month after a brutal counteroffensive killed hundreds of Alawite civilians, smaller attacks continue targeting the Syrian religious minority, with dozens killed since the start of April.
- Rami Abdurrahman, who heads the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, stated that over 1,700 people, mostly civilians, were killed in March, making it the worst violence since an insurgency led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham overthrew Assad in December.
- Approximately 30,000 Alawite Syrians have fled to Lebanon over the past month, according to the United Nations refugee agency, as the new government promises accountability for perpetrators of crimes against Alawites and other groups.
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Syria's Alawites still face targeted attacks a month after brutal counteroffensive
A month after a wave of revenge attacks left hundreds of Alawite civilians dead, members of the Syrian religious minority are still living in fear, with dozens killed in smaller attacks since the start of April.
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