'Damascus regime seems to exterminate people'

- In Syrian prisons go so many prisoners dead, that there seems to extermination. This pointed a committee of the United Nations Human Rights Council on Monday in Geneva. Even in places where rebels detain people, everyday people are tortured and killed.

The commission headed by Brazilian Paulo Sergio Pinheiro noted that crimes against humanity are widely committed in Syria. They are given according to Pinheiro much less attention than other victims of violence in Syria. Tens of thousands of people, especially men over fifteen years old, were arrested by the regime since 2011 and imprisoned or disappeared.

Sunni extremists of the Islamic State and the al-Nusra Front commit mass murder. They also bring civilians to death convicted by tribunals illegal. Also some more moderate rebel groups are guilty of such practices.