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At least nine women and girls were kidnapped or went missing in different areas of Syria between February 1 and February 15, 2025, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), a Britain-based monitoring group, reported on Sunday.

The monitoring groups also prepared a list of the kidnapped women and girls. The list is a follows:

 February 1: A young woman from the Jableh countryside was kidnapped, while she was heading to Jableh city.

February 1: A young woman from Safita was kidnapped, shortly after having left the grocery store in the evening.

February 2: A young woman from Jaramana in RIf Dimashq went missing, while she was heading to Damascus University.

February 3: A minor girl went missing in Homs countryside, while she was heading to buy bread.

February 3: A young woman from Al-Nayrab camp in Aleppo was kidnapped, while she was heading to the university.

February: 4: A woman from Jabourin village went missing, after having stepped out from a minibus in Homs city.

February 8: Communication was lost with a girl near Al-Huda pharmacy in Homs.

February 13: A student in the Faculty of Arts at Damascus University was kidnapped, while she was heading from the university towards Al-Muwasah hospital.

February 15: A Palestinian student went missing, while she was heading to register her name in 9th grade. The girl's family reported that the girl was kidnapped and the kidnappers asked for a ransom for her release.