Nour Omran

Nour Omran is a Syrian medical doctor and prominent human rights activist known for his courageous documentation of chemical weapons attacks and their medical consequences during the Syrian Civil War. Working in Aleppo as a physician, Omran treated victims of chemical attacks and meticulously recorded evidence of war crimes, creating crucial documentation that has been used in international investigations and human rights reports. His work brought global attention to the humanitarian crisis in Syria and the systematic use of chemical weapons against civilian populations. Despite facing significant personal danger, Omran continued his medical work and advocacy, becoming a symbol of medical professionals who resist authoritarian regimes and stand up for human rights. His testimony before international bodies and his continued work with humanitarian organizations have made him a recognized voice for Syrian victims and a champion of accountability for chemical weapons use.