Widespread torture in the prisons of the Jolani regime according to the Syrian Human Rights Center – Mehr News Agency RCO News Agency

According to Mehr news agency, citing Al-Mayadeen network, the so-called Syrian Human Rights Watch announced that from January to October 2025 (December 1403 to Mehr 1404), 59 people died due to torture in prisons and detention centers of the regime. Jolani has been registered.

According to this organization, dozens of cases of forced disappearance and burial of victims in mass graves have also been documented in the same period of time.

According to the report of this human rights center, the victims included civilians and soldiers in the previous Syrian government, some of whom were local employees and officials without any political or military activities.

This report adds that the most cases of death under torture in the provinces HomsAleppo, Damascus and Tartus have been registered.

Also, the highest statistics of these incidents were reported in the months of February and August, when dozens of people were killed due to torture, medical malpractice and field executions.

According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, there are cases of mass burial of torture victims without the knowledge of their families in graves, including in the areaTal al-Nasr» in Homs has been observed.

This organization also reported the death of several officers and security elements of the former Syrian government in the detention centers of the new regime, among them the name “Tareq Habib”. Alexander“, the former commander of the air base Taftanaz is also seen.

On the other hand, regime-related sources Jolani To justify the suppression of the people of parts of Syria, from attacking a part of this country’s territory under the pretext of confronting the groups ISIS they informed

In this regard, the spokesman of the regime’s Ministry of Interior Jolani He claimed that the security forces of this regime arrested 71 people and seized quantities of explosives and weapons during 61 raids on what were called “the positions of ISIS-affiliated nuclei throughout the country”.