On Jan. 2 the United Nations Office of the Human Rights Commissioner reported that, as of November 2012, the number of dead from the ongoing Syrian civil war had increased to 60,000.
The death toll actually could be much higher, as the analysis of the more than 147,000 reported casualties in Syria, both military and civilian, excluded any that were not substantiated by at least four elements (first name, last name, date, and location of death).
Similar articles
-
November 2026
November 2026 Editors' Note
-
November 2026
Touching Caravaggio: A Blind Man’s Tour of the Vatican Museums
-
November 2026
A Silk Road Adventure
-
November 2026
Impressions of Greenland
-
November 2026
Sailing the West African Coast
-
November 2026
An Insider’s Guide to Better Travel Planning with AI