Protecting Girls in Zaatari Camp
Iqtissad (Syrian economic magazine)
January 29, 2014
New and unfamiliar environments present dangers to young girls
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New and unfamiliar environments present dangers to young girls
Government provided all security and logistic assistance to allow aid in
The council has been ordered to sack over 500 government employees
Fourteen-year-old Hanifa has agreed to marry a 44-year-old Lebanese landlord
Authorities have taken measures to stop the smuggling of cash out of Syria
Mayaleh said the Syrian Pound has been stable in recent months
Shammat says parties using the humanitarian situation in the camp politically
Halqi said that the burden on government had become heavier recently
500 families have been displaced by the attack, the Commission says
The 1 SP coin will also be taken out of circulation
Halqi said the government is also increasing aid and reconstruction budget allocations
The families were taken from a shelter in Jaramana
ISIS statement said no rebels from the western-backed Free Syrian Army had participated in the battles.
Activists say employees forces to sign petition under threat
Small and medium size production will be focal point in 2014 budget
Families have lost sources of income and savings
Syrian journalists were asked to sign a pledge not to work again
MPs call for price protection measures
The new traffic police will direct traffic and issue fines for infringements
MP Muhnna Fayyad al-Nasser was reportedly arrested in Shoumaitliyah village
