The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has documented 106,423 casualties since the beginning of the uprisings in 18/3/2011, from the first casualty in Dera'a, up till 9/08/2013.
38,660 civilians (including 5,553 children and 3,607 women).
15,191 rebel fighters.
2,106 defected soldiers and officers.
26,853 regular soldiers.
2,680 unidentified casualties (documented with pictures and footages).
3,198 non-Syrian and unidentified rebels (most of whom are non-Syrians).
17,564 combatants from the Popular Committees, National Defence Forces, Shabiha, and pro regime informers.
171 fighters from the Lebanese Hezbollah.
The death toll does not include more than 10,000 detainees and missing persons inside of regime prisons, nor the more than 4000 regular soldiers and pro regime militants held captive by rebel fighters.
We also estimate that the real number of casaulties from regular forces and rebel fighters is twice the number documented, because both sides are discreet about the human losses resulting from clashes.
Siffrorna är från Syrian Observatory for Human Rights och är en uppenbar PRO FSA/Rebel organisation så det lär inte vara 100% korrekt men det lär inte heller siffror direkt från regimen vara.
SOHR has been accused of selective reporting, covering only violent acts of the government forces against the opposition for the first two years of its existence. Although critics concede that its newsgathering has become less partial, the perception is it "continues to defend Islamic extremists to avoid losing support among rebel forces"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syrian_Observatory_for_Human_Rights