Since the uprisings in 2011, Syria has become unrecognisable and its population has been forced to flee or endure life in a war zone. On the interactive map below, Middle East Monitor has brought together key information from the Syrian conflict. Using data from organisations deemed experts in their fields, the map includes coalition airstrikes, attacks on medical facilities and medical personal, statistics of those killed and alleged chemical attacks, alongside other information.
Civilians have borne the brunt of the conflict. It is incredibly difficult to find verifiable data on the number of civilian deaths in Syria due to the difficulty in collecting information. We have used the figures from the Syrian Network for Human Rights.
Airwars has estimated a much higher civilian casualty rate caused by coalition air strikes. They estimated a minimum of 1,642 civilians killed by Coalition forces.
The chart below has been compiled from figures from the Syrian Network for Human Rights.
As the situation in Syria has worsened, the urgent medical needs of its people have increased. Unfortunately, medical facilities have also come under attack. According to Physicians for Human Rights, there have been 382 attacks on medical facilities. The below pie chart details who is responsible for these attacks according to data from Physicians for Human Rights.
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Amount of medical workers killed per governerate 
Internally displaced persons per governerate 
Chemical attacks taken place 
Strikes by Coalition forces 
Deaths per governerate 