المرصد السوري لحقوق الانسان
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27/03/2015

Joakim Zander Remembers His Youthful Syrian Sojourn

The Swedish author of ‘The Swimmer’ spent almost a year in Syria as a teenager. Part of him never left   By JOAKIM ZANDER   I WAS 15 IN 1990 when my father left his civilian job to take a position as a military…

12 killed in Reef Dimashq and Der-Ezzor

Reef Dimashq province: Clashes took place between regime forces and rebels around Der Kheba town. 4 rebels killed during clashes against regime forces around al-Zabdani. 6 civilians killed by aerial bombardment on Harasta, while many others…

Syria destroys three of its chemical weapons sites

Syria has destroyed three of its 12 chemical weapons production sites but is unable to dismantle three other facilities because of security conditions, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) said Wednesday in…

Assad says Syria open to dialogue with U.S.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is open to dialogue with the United States, the leader said in an interview with U.S. television network CBS Thursday. Assad said such dialogue would need to be based on “mutual respect,” but that so far…

Britain to train Syrian opposition forces

Britain will send around 75 military personnel to join a U.S.-led program to train Syrian opposition forces, Defense Minister Michael Fallon said on Thursday.The program will train and equip thousands of screened members of the opposition…

239 killed yesterday 26/03/2015

the dead : 55 civilians, 47 rebels, 25 Non-Syrian Islamic fighters, 42 Regular forces, 35 NDF, 5, Hezbollah 9 unknown rebels, 6 non-Syrian militants allied to regime forces.. ——————————————————————————————————–——— — A dissident from…

Clashes continue in Idlib city and Reef Dimashq

Idlib province: Clashes continue around Regime bastions in Idlib city between Jabhat al-Nusra and Islamic battalions against regime forces backed by allied militiamen what killed 3 Islamic fighters including a Saudi commander in Jabhat…

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