SOHR stated that opposition authorities, who ousted President Basharal-Assad last month, detained dozens of fighters from factions linked to theruling coalition. These fighters are accused of committing severe violations,including extrajudicial killings and abuses, during security operations in northernand western rural Homs.
The reported abuses extend to mass arrests, desecration of religioussymbols, and acts of violence described by the Observatory as “unprecedentedlevel of violence,” including corpse mutilation and brutal killings targetingcivilians.
Minority groups, including Alawites, Armenians, Kurds, Shia Muslims,Ismailis, Druze, and Christians, have expressed fears of retribution under theemerging Islamist leadership, whose governance framework remains unclear. Many,particularly Alawites—the sect of former President Al-Assad—have fled thecountry, often through Lebanon, fearing reprisals.
Human Rights Watch has urged Syria’s new rulers to deploy securityforces where needed to protect vulnerable religious and ethnic minorities,often perceived as loyal to the previous government. The organization alsocalled for inclusive governance, ensuring that minorities and politicalfactions from diverse backgrounds are involved in shaping Syria’s future.
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