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RafifJ: Rape & sexualized torture in #Syria at Nat'l Women's Council, Parnell Square, #Dublin at 7:00 pm. Thx to Irish-Syria Solidarity Campaign.
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Ugariti_Homsi: This is #Syria.. blood, destruction and hope! Via @hibasarraj http://t.co/F3tdLY3bjk
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fatheadrhino: "Here, wee regime, take $ that we should bd spending on schools" -- Kerry@NuffSilence: Kerry is having a press conference somewhere? #Syria”
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NuffSilence: FSA in Daraa train on handling weapons while kids watch nonchalantly... https://t.co/W1L1kcBbQD #Syria
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Ugariti_Homsi: 2 children were killed as a result of the shelling by the regime forces targeting Kfranbel town in #Idlib. #Syria
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Ugariti_Homsi: Many civilians wounded as a result of the shelling by the regime forces targeting Talbeseh town in #Homs. #Syria
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Reasons for Obama to aid Syria – other than moral ones
President Obama has yet to show a moral impulse for using force in Syria to end the slaughter. While he condemns the killing of innocents, he has not justified military intervention in the way that he did after ordering air … Continue reading
UN rights chief to brief world body on Syria
The U.N. human rights chief has been invited to brief the General Assembly on Syria as countries seeking condemnation of the Assad regime’s crackdown on civilians move their efforts from the Security Council to the 193-member world body. General Assembly … Continue reading
Video: Violence in Syria spreads north to Aleppo
Twin bomb blasts killed 25 people in Syria’s commercial hub as military forces continued their assault on Homs. Deborah Gembara reports.
Billions at stake as Russia backs Syria
By: James O’Toole Russia’s controversial stance in the Syrian crisis has left many wondering what Moscow stands to gain by backing the brutal regime of Bashar al-Assad. Analysts say political and strategic concerns are Russia’s primary motivation: Moscow is pushing … Continue reading
Arabs lean toward extension of Syria mission-source
By Ayman Samir Arab states are likely to extend the mandate of their monitors in Syria despite concerns over their inability to bring about an end to bloodshed during their first month there, an Arab diplomatic source said on Friday. … Continue reading
Video: Tensions grow in Syria
Amateur video shows thousands taking to the streets against the Syrian government as dozens gather in support of Assad in Damascus. Deborah Lutterbeck reports
Despite Criticism, Russia Stands By Syria
By: James Brooke As Syria takes criticism from almost all quarters, one nation – Russia – stands virtually alone in defending the government of President Bashar al-Assad. While Arab League ministers discussed future steps on Syria, where 5,400 people have … Continue reading
Violent Repression in Syria Claims Relative of Anaheim Businessman Bill Dalati
Arab League observers in Syria have issued an initial report recommending the continuation of their controversial mission assessing whether or not the regime of President Bashar al-Assad is adhering to a peace plan. The crackdown on protests that began in … Continue reading
Syria sniper shot high when officers ordered him to kill
By Nick Meo For months Mohammed Ismael, a softly-spoken and clean-shaven 23-year-old, sat on the rooftops of buildings in Hama, menacing the city’s population with his powerful Chinese-made rifle. He watched through his telescopic lens as men, women and children … Continue reading


