Nusra Denies Reports of Leader’s Death
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
October 28, 2013
State television reported Golani was killed on Friday
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State television reported Golani was killed on Friday
There are sufficient quantities of seeds and fertilizers and that there is no impediment in the sale, storage and delivery to all the provinces: PM
SNHR reported the killings included 175 civilians, among them 41 children, 23 women, and 4 prisoners tortured to death in Assad’s prisons
The death toll is likely to rise due to the critical conditions of many injured citizens
Rebels were close to taking over the central prison of Aleppo after two suicide bombs were detonated
A battalion of troops loyal to Syrian Assad is positioned at the expllosion spot
The Syrian Coalition held the Assad regime “responsible for this vicious crime.”
The Syrian Coalition is very concerned for the safety of the boys who remain in detention and also for all of the evacuated families
The Syrian TV continues portraying children as “terrorists”
Amnesty says it considers prominent Syrian human rights lawyer Khalil Matouq a prisoner of conscience.
Behind the awful brutality of the fighting in Syria is the unseen abuse of political detainees – arrested, tortured, and even killed for peacefully criticizing the government or helping people in need. Arbitrary detention and torture have become business as usual for Syrian security forces.
Halqi said the international community is averse to a military solution
Halqi has instructed the ministries and public institutions to “rationalize and adjust” expenditure
The photo shows “bisat al-reeh”, a torture device found inside the State Security facility in Raqqa, Syria in late April 2013
PM says projects aim to help displaced return
The book is designed to undermine rebel morale, the joint Chiefs of Staff of the FSA said
Currency to be resold to civilians at a rate of 175 SP
The Syrian Coalition holds Assad and his accomplices accountable for crimes against detainees
Government fuel distribution policy remains vague
Zeitouneh described what she saw first hand, also recounting testimonies from paramedics and activists on the ground
