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ADVOCATING FOR ALAWITES

DIGNITY FOR ALL

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Our Advocacy Efforts

Our mission is to advocate for the protection, dignity, and rights of the Alawite Syrian ethno-religious minority community by raising awareness of their plight, combating persecution, and promoting policies that uphold justice and human dignity.

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We are dedicated to raising awareness about the challenges faced by the Alawite community and the need for international support to address their unique concerns and vulnerabilities.

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Impact in Numbers

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COMMUNITY VOICES

UN Human Rights Office, OHCR, has urged restraint in Syria, amid reports that some individuals from the country’s Alawite community and other minority groups have been targeted and killed.  Speaking in Geneva, OHCHR spokesperson Liz Throssell said that the Office was aware of reports and videos allegedly showing the killing of Alawite men in Homs and other Syrian cities since the overthrow of the Assad regime, which had a decades-long affiliation with Alawism – a branch of Shia Islam “We are aware of the reports and obviously our colleagues are working to corroborate. We know that the authorities have issued a statement calling on all to avoid retaliation,” Ms. Throssell added.

UN OHCHR Spokesperson Liz Throssell

Jan 7, 2025

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