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2010 - $4501
2015 - estimated $2441
2017 - impossible to collect data

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2010 - 72.3 years
2018 - 69.7 years

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Since the conflict began in 2011, approximately 3 million children from have been forced to leave school, and 1
in 5 schools can no longer been used either because they have been damaged or destroyed, or are sheltering
internally displaced persons.
6 million children displaced.

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- World press freedom index for reporters without borders: 177/180 as many as 28 reporters and journalists were killed in 2013 with many more being kidnapped or arrested
- women are required to obtain written permission from the father of her children in order to leave the country with them.
- Women cannot confer citizenship to children born to non-Syrian fathers.Such children cannot inherit property, or access free healthcare and education.
- The government selectively enforced a 2011 decree allowing the
formation of independent political parties, but only allowed pro-regime groups to form official parties, while opposition activists shied away from organizing parties, fearing retribution.
- Demonstrations or any public
gathering of more than three persons requires permission from the Ministry of Interior, and most requests are denied
- women are under represented in politics and the government

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- Legal age of marriage 17 years women but judges authorise marriages as low as 13yrs girls
- Girls married off early as safeguard against rape, response to economic pressures
-  Sharia law inheritance shares - women can inherit under certain conditions but usually inherits half as much as a son. Many women not aware of inheritance rights
-  Systematic sexual assault of women and girls by combatants and widespread use of rape as a "weapon of war"
- No legislation addressing domestic violence in Syrian Arab Republic and taboo topic
- Reported as many as 4,000 cases of rape and mutilation of women and girls. UN reported ranging from high hundreds to thousands in 2012. Women shamed by their families for being victims of rape
- Honour crimes - women punished or killed for having brought shame on family honour.
- In legislation contraception available free of charge but not always implemented.
- Just 5.3% agricultural land owned by women and women pressured hand over non-land assets and businesses to male relatives
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