A/HRC/22/59 part of the attack or which were intended to be part of the attack are crimes against humanity. II. Anti-Government armed groups 21. One interviewee spoke about sexual violence committed by anti-Government armed groups. A member of the FSA stated that in mid-October in Aleppo he and other FSA fighters came across a car containing four FSA members from a different unit. In the car was a young boy who said he had been abducted by them. Upon interrogation, the four FSA in the car admitted to raping a woman and a girl in Aleppo. The FSA fighters were taken before a ‘Shari’a court’ in Aleppo. The interviewee commented that “actions like this proved to be detrimental to the revolution in Aleppo.” 22. Another FSA fighter from Jobbar stated that there had been incidences of “Alawites kidnapping Sunni girls” in Baba Amr, a neighbourhood of Homs city. The FSA’s AlFarouk brigade responded by kidnapping Alawite women to exchange for the Sunni girls. The interviewee stated that the Alawite women are treated well and any mistreatment of them would be punished. Findings 23. Based on limited information received, it was not possible to reach a finding concerning crimes of sexual violence committed by anti-Government armed groups. 78 GE.13-10627