SYRIAN CIVIL WAR and its after effects,general presentation

1. NEHRU SCHOOL OF
MANAGEMENT
TOPIC: SYRIAN WAR AND ITS AFTER
EFFECTS
PRESENTED BY: GROUP B-8

2. THEY ARE SYRIOUS
THE SYRIAN CIVIL WAR

3. ABOUT SYRIA
GEOGRAPHICAL SYRIA
 Small, poor and crowded
country.
 A total span of 1,85,000
square kilometers.
 Only a quarter of this is
arable land.
 The other regions are
mostly desert.

4. POPULATION
 74 percentage Sunni Muslim.
 13 percent Shea Muslim
 10 percent Christians.
 3 percent Druze.

5. LEADERS
 President Bashar al-Assad- has been president of
Syria for 11 years; accused of violating human
rights
 The Syrian uprising has no defined leader but is
comprised of mostly Syrian men.

6. REASONS FOR SYRIAN UPRISING
 Political repression
 Discredited ideology & Uneven economy
 Drought & Population growth
 New media
 Corruption & State violence
 Minority rule
 Tunisia effect

7. THE BEGINNING
 Pro-democracy protests erupted in March 2011
(Arab Spring).
 After security forces opened fire on
demonstrators, killing several, more took to the
streets.
 The unrest triggered nationwide protests
demanding President Assad's resignation.
 The government's use of force to crush the
dissent merely hardened the protesters' resolve.
 Opposition supporters eventually began to take
up arms, first to defend themselves and later to
expel security forces from their local areas.

8. THE DESCENT INTO WAR
 The Syrian civil war is an ongoing armed conflict
taken place in Syria.
 The armed opposition consist of various groups
like free Syrian army and Islamic front.
 In 2013 Islamic state of Iraq and the Levant,
made rapid military gains from Syria and Iraq.
 Alawite government forces, militias and other
Shiah groups fighting largely against Sunni
dominated rebel groups.

9. WHO IS WITH WHO

10. SOME GRIM IMAGES FROM WAR

11. EFFECTS OF WAR
NATIONAL
 The deadliest single day in Syria saw death tolls
of 397 people.
 Overall the death toll sits somewhere around
2,20,000.
 Generally the people have lost faith.
 Almost all have spread to neighboring countries.

13. FATES WORSER THAN DEATH
 Increasing numbers of
refugees are attempting to
reach Europe.
 According to human rights
organizations and United
Nations human rights
violations are committed by
both Syrian government and
rebels.
 Violence against woman –
approximately 6000 women
have been raped.
 The violence in Syria caused
millions to flee their home.

14. THE EFFECTS cont.…
 Infectious diseases have spread rebel held areas
, due to the collapse of sanitation and
deteriorating living condition.
 Children affected by the Syrian conflict are at risk
of becoming ill, malnourished, abused, or
exploited. Millions have been forced to quit
school.

15. ECONOMIC EFFECTS
 The economy has shrunk 45% since the start of
the conflict.
 Unemployment increased 5 fold.
 Its currency decreased one-sixth from its pre-war
value.
 The public sector lost US $ 15 billion.

16. THE REFUGEE SITUATION
THE COUNTRIES WHICH BEAR THE MOST BURDEN

17. THE REFUGEE SITUATION IN
EUROPE

18. CONCLUSION
 Over the years, the situation has worsened and
the country has no doubt become a living hell.
 The native people are the hard hit, millions losing
lives and many more forced to leave their land
and houses.

19. THANK YOU!