This research aims to investigate the reality of digital violence directed against women in Syria, starting from the general context and the surrounding legal and institutional framework, and concluding with the testimonies of women themselves and stakeholders regarding its prevalence, key manifestations, resulting impact and harm, as well as potential solutions to mitigate it from the perspective of active women leaders in the public sphere in Syria. It also examines these women's experiences with digital violence through in-depth case studies that descriptively and personally embody the human story behind the deduced figures and percentages.