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edwardedark: Analysis: West learns to jaw not war on #Syria as the country's civil war destabilises the region - http://t.co/5aQMTfX1iP via @Independent
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edwardedark: #Syria has no reason to use chemical weapons - Comment - Voices - The Independent http://t.co/o5CpFVRsY7 via @IndyVoices
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edwardedark: Associated Press, Financial Times & BBC have been hacked by them - but who are the Syrian Electronic Army? http://t.co/ZgrfsCQ1Yv #Syria
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Ugariti_Homsi: Syrians have witnessed and experienced all forms of prejudice and pain in the last 2 years. #Syria
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NuffSilence: Hague said if Assad isn't serious about negotiations no option is off the table, but how long it'll take you to determine he's not serious?
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NuffSilence: A question to our so called "friends" of syria: what do developments on the grounds tell you about Assad intentions to negotiate? #Syria
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Tag Archives: violence
Syria death toll likely near 70,000, says U.N. rights chief
By: Michelle Nichols United Nations – The death toll in Syria is likely approaching 70,000 – up almost 10,000 from the start of the year – and civilians are paying the price for the U.N. Security Council’s lack of action … Continue reading
Syria: Authorize Cross-Border Humanitarian Aid
Syria should urgently agree that humanitarian aid may be brought into the country across all of its borders, including from Turkey. Syria’s allies, including Russia, should press Syria to consent to such transfers, Human Rights Watch said. Donors should not … Continue reading
Aid Community Facing Challenges in Helping Abused Syrian Women, Girls
By: Larisa Epatko As Syrian refugees continue to pour out of the country, aid agencies are boosting their efforts to help women and girls who have experienced abuse. Syrians seeking a safer place to wait out the violent revolution in their … Continue reading
Videos show Syria soldiers ‘kill prisoners mutilate bodies’
A Syrian rights group on Saturday released videos of pro-regime fighters apparently killing prisoners and cutting ears from bodies, after a video showing rebels executing soldiers raised international concerns. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based watchdog, said it … Continue reading
Aleppo field hospital reveals grim reality of war in once-vibrant city
By: Youssef Hamza The turmoil of Syria today is revealed with the first steps visitors take on its soil. The arrival is announced by a huge banner that reads, “Welcome to Free Syria.” Above it, flutters the green, white and … Continue reading
Over 400 dead in Syria during Eid Al Adha
The UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon confirmed Monday the failure of the truce of Eid al Adha, which ends Monday in Syria where a suicide car bomb killed at least 10 in Damascus and neighborhoods are bombed by government aircraft. … Continue reading
Picture shows captured Turkish journalist in Syria alive
A Turkish relief agency trying to secure the release of a Turkish journalist captured by government troops in Syria has obtained a photograph showing him in apparent good health. Cuneyt Unal, who works for the U.S.-funded al-Hurra television channel, went missing with … Continue reading
Syria activists say regime is shelling Damascus suburbs, clashing with rebels despite truce
BEIRUT—Syrian warplanes and artillery struck rebellious suburbs east of Damascus, while rebels attacked regime positions elsewhere near the capital Sunday, violence that marred the third day of what was meant to be a four-day holiday truce, activists said. A U.N.-backed truce declared … Continue reading


