In March 2011, after four decades of dictatorship, the Syrian people rose up peacefully to demand freedom and dignity. The regime of Bashar al-Assad crushed that uprising with force, triggering an international war that has killed more than 400,000 and driven 12 million from their homes.
In the rubble of this destruction foreign extremists like Isis have flourished.
The Syria Campaign launched in 2014 to mobilise people around the world to help stop the violence and accelerate progress towards a peaceful and democratic future for Syria. We stand with Syrians against human rights abuses and oppression from all sides.
Together we have run campaigns that have saved lives and helped change the way the world sees Syrians. The bigger we are, the more impact we’ll have – please join us.
Read the letter from the Families for Freedom to the delegations attending Syrian peace talks in Astana
Read MoreField hospitals in Syria have been driven underground, in basements, and into caves – and they are saving the lives of medics and patients.
Read the report from 13 leading Syrian medical organizations and The Syria Campaign
Read MoreOver one million people are being systematically starved as a weapon of war. This is their story of resistance. To break the sieges, we must first break the silence.
Take actionIt’s the world’s biggest crisis but do you know who’s behind the killing in Syria? This is a look at the data behind the headlines. Be shocked. Ask why.
View nowSyrian doctors, nurses and paramedics are being targeted for treating their patients. They are being bombed in their hospitals. Now a head doctor is asking for support from the global medical community. Recruit all the medical workers you know to sign his letter demanding the UN take action and stop the bombs.
Take actionWhen the bombs rain down, the Syrian Civil Defence rushes in. They risk their lives to help anyone in need, regardless of their religion or politics. They need support from around the world to stop the barrel bombs and chemical weapons.
Act nowEvery day Syrian rescue workers risk their lives to save others. Let’s start a ‘Hero Fund’ to treat these injured volunteers and support the families of those killed.
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