المرصد السوري لحقوق الانسان
The Syrian Observatory For Human Rights
Daily Archives

31/03/2015

Syria: Why is Assad still in power?

A regime that has no support among its own population cannot survive years of civil war, no matter how powerful it is or how much support it gets from abroad The Syrian conflict has entered its fifth year,…

Ignoring Syria is not an option

Turkey is reportedly sealing the last of its border crossings with Syria. The news, which has yet to be confirmed by officials but was revealed by the international press, is a sober metaphor for the prevailing attitude towards the…

A Game-Changer in Syrian War?

By Juan Cole The provincial capital Idlib, a city of 165,000 in the old days and administrative center of the northwestern Idlib province, appears to have fallen completely to a Muslim fundamentalist coalition…

Turkey: Training for Syrian fighters expected in May

Defense Minister Ismet Yilmaz says the joint Turkish-US train-and-equip program for 'vetted' Syrian fighters can start in May.   The train-and-equip program for vetted Syrian fighters can begin in May in Turkey, Turkish defense…

US hits Syrian bank official, 3 companies with sanctions

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. is imposing new sanctions on Syria's government aimed at blunting its weapons programs and pushing it into negotiations with rebels. The Treasury Department's action targets Batoul Rida, a Syrian central bank…

More human losses in Salamia countryside

Hama province: Rose to 37 the number of civilians who were killed by IS in al-Mabouja village east of Salamia city which is inhabited by Sunni, Smaili, and Alawite, many others are still missing, it is still unknown whether if they flee the…

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