Other atrocities reported include the Saudi bombing of a Médecins Sans Frontières hospital in Saada province, according to the international charity.
The Local Coordination Committees, a Syrian activist group that has sought to document casualties and atrocities, reported that at least 63 people were killed around the country on Thursday, including at least four in Dara'a.
Some of the atrocities reported included a woman forced to drown her own baby; children imprisoned from birth and starved; and families tortured for watching a foreign soap opera.
During the trial she told the court she had gone to Syria simply because she wanted to live under Sharia law, and thought the media had exaggerated stories of IS atrocities, reported the Guardian.
This week the latest atrocity reported to have been carried out by Islamic State was illustrated in news reports with a photograph of a mushroom cloud of smoke and dust rising above the ruins of ancient Palmyra.
Take the source of Friday's atrocity reports from Andijan: one "opposition journalist" from the website ferghana.ru, which seems to be a shop window for the Institute of War and Peace Reporting.
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has described the latest wave of violence as a "heinous atrocity," reported the BBC.
As evidence of atrocities, the report cites thousands of social media updates and videos, along with reports from intelligence agencies, journalists and medical personnel.
"The L.T.T.E.'s grim practices are being exploited by the government to justify its own atrocities," the report said.
