Syrian committee releases results of Suwayda unrest investigation; state forces personnel arrested

A Syrian body established to investigate bloodshed in the country's Suwayda province in July concluded that certain members of the state forces committed crimes during the clashes, though maintaining that any violations were perpetrated by individual actors acting outside official orders.

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Medical teams struggling in Syria's Suwayda; IDPs facing health risks: WHO

"We see children with pneumonia, diarrhea, and skin infections, and pregnant women who haven’t seen a doctor in months. Our mobile team tries to reach them, provide medicines, and raise awareness about hygiene and mental health. People need to know they’re not forgotten," a World Health Organization (WHO) worker in Syria's conflict-wracked Suwayda said.

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Druze armed groups must release humanitarian worker: Amnesty

The Syria Civil Defense, a search and rescue team, dispatched 33-year-old Hamza al-Amareen, the head of Daraa’s emergency response center, to Suwayda in response to a UN call for assistance in mid-July, a day after deadly clashes between Damascus and its affiliated forces and Druze armed groups broke out.

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