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This investigative report highlights the ongoing, systematic demolition and looting of displaced civilians’ homes in areas recaptured by pro-Damascus forces across the country.
The rules for inheritance and wills included in Law No. 59 of 1953, which was based on Islamic law, are far more comprehensive and detailed than similar rules provided in the personal status laws for the country’s remaining religious groups. The broad outlines of such rules are generally similar across religious groups, but differ in some details. Below […]
This report makes a preliminary attempt to delineate how housing, land, and property can be used to finance and support militaries, militias, and insurgencies in three conflicts, including Syria.
The Day After, an Istanbul-based Syrian organisation, has published a series of reports on housing, land and property rights issues in Syria.
This 40-page report by the Arab Reform Initiative aims at mapping and analysing the government’s approach towards informal housing.
The Damascus governorate has amended its eastern borders, adopting the southern ring highway as its new dividing line with the Rural Damascus governorate. This will see the two governorates exchange control over some areas.
The recent implementation of the Financial Law of Administrative Units No. 37 of 2021, as well as its executive instructions, has increased fees for construction and renovation licences.
A prominent businessman in Qamishli recently tried to use forged documents to seize real estate owned by an emigrant Assyrian Christian family.
The text of the law regulating the removal and destruction of informal housing areas.
This law, which has been updated several times in the past years, regulates the ownership, transfer and registration of land in border areas.
This law is supposed to answer to the challenge posed by the large number of land and real estate property documents that were lost or damaged during the conflict.
This text regulates the establishment of real estate development zones and investment in them. It is the key framework text for large real estate projects in Syria. Law No. 15 of 2008 Real Estate Development and Investment Law The President of the Republic In accordance with the provisions of the Constitution, Promulgates the following: Part […]
This law amends Law No. 10 of 2018 on the establishment of development zones in administrative units.
The full text of Law No. 10, which amends Decree No. 66 of 2012 and extends its provisions to the whole of Syria.
The text of Decree No. 66 of 2012, which enables the expropriation of two districts of Damascus.
This law regulates the promotion of, and subscription in, real estate projects licensed under the Real Estate Development and Investment Law (Law No. 15 of 2008).
This law considers null the registration of property rights in areas outside regime control.
This law determines the removal and sale of debris from damaged buildings in Syria, and governs the process for identifying, removing, and selling debris from zones identified by the Governor.
This text enables the government to seize the assets, including real estate property, of individuals accused of crimes gainst the state’s security, i.e. who fall under the Counterterrorism Law of 2012.
This law is a key part of the legal corpus dedicated to the real estate sector that the Syrian government has been developing in the past few years.
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