Syrian officials say that ensuring everyone has enough bread is a priority, but its actions show otherwise, said Sara Kayyali, Syria researcher at Human Rights Watch. Millions are going hungry in Syria, in large part because of the government's failure to address a bread crisis it helped to create.
Residents already suffering from severe food shortages told Human Rights Watch this policy has made things worse. According to people interviewed and UN data, families have reduced their number of meals and parents are going hungry to feed their children. One man from Zabadani said that his family of four had stopped eating cheese and meat earlier in 2022 and relied on bread for most of their diet. But with the price increase and government limits, he and his wife have made do with one small meal a day to have enough bread for their children. We break the bread into little bites and dip it into tea to make it seem bigger, and because the quality is so bad, he said.
Well-off families can buy better quality tourist bread, which is not subsidized, in larger quantities, or buy bread on the black market, where the price is at least 150 percent higher than subsidized bread. Three residents said that bakeries that sell tourist bread have regular supplies, but public bakeries may not be able to produce bread for days. I can find bread wherever I want whenever, but that is because I have the money to pay for it, one resident said.
Under international human rights law, the right to food forms part of the right of everyone to an adequate standard of living. It is realized when every man, woman, and child, alone or in community with others, have physical and economic access at all times to adequate food or means for its procurement. The right has four main components: availability, accessibility, adequacy, and sustainability, which require making food available in a quantity and quality sufficient to satisfy the dietary needs of individuals, free from adverse substances, and acceptable within a given culture, and making it accessible in ways that are sustainable and that do not interfere with the enjoyment of other human rights.
The Syrian government's restrictive policies in response to the bread crisis are making the situation worse, giving rise to a black market that caters to the rich and well-connected, Kayyali said. Syria should ensure that a sufficient quantity and quality of bread is distributed to everyone who needs it across all areas it controls.
Syria's Wheat Shortages Prior to 2022, Syria had been self-sufficient in wheat production, averaging between 3. -4. million tons per year, although accurate figures are difficult to find The wheat grown in Syria is highly dependent on water. Attacks on viable land and displacement, coupled with changes in areas of government control and destruction of infrastructure, have more than halved the amount of wheat that Syria is able to produce, resulting in heavy reliance on wheat imports.
On February 24, 2022, as part of a Russia-brokered deal, Turkey provided the Syrian government with several hundred tons of wheat. Russia is the world's second-ranked wheat exporter and had been Syria's primary source of wheat. But from mid-2022 until February 2022, the Syrian government was unable to procure wheat from outside, given alleged government funding restrictions. Syrian tenders for wheat in 2022 and 2022 have primarily requested Russian-sourced wheat. But Russian government-imposed restrictions on wheat sales during the Covid-19 pandemic have made it difficult for countries to procure wheat from Russia, even military allies. It announced a 7 million ton limit on exports of wheat and other grains to other countries in April 2022 and that it was extending these restrictions in November.
Chris Hanna learned to make these airy pitas from her Syrian grandmother, and she still insists on baking them from scratch when serving shwarma. It isn't that hard to make your own, and the flavor and texture are far superior to the flaccid, sweet kind you find in most grocery stores, she says. Eat the first ones out of the oven slathered with butter, the way Hanna did as a kid. Daugiau Artimųjų Rytų receptų
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