Syrian Women…Ladies of Peace’ conference kicks off
Al-Thawra (Pro-government newspaper)
February 17, 2014
Participants discussed women’s protection laws and empowerment mechanisms
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Participants discussed women’s protection laws and empowerment mechanisms
From time to time displaced people are exposed to harassment from security forces and militias
We asked if love can exist under the harsh siege conditions
Opinions on the conference differ, but all agree the international community must force the regime to an agreement
Barazi says the evacuation and aid process will continue as agreed by the government
Hungry and exhaused families in the besieged areas were following Geneva conference as a ray of hope
State daily says 40,000 people expected to return
The new court aims at investigating and prosecuting war crimes in Syria
Halqi hails successful diplomacy at Geneva II
Ahmad is one of hundreds of children detained on the basis of a family member’s opposition activities
Grave plots are being sold at inflated prices
Close to 500 of those killed were civilians
Activists say more than 80 barrels have been dropped on Daraya
A whole family was killed when a barrel was dropped on a packed street
According to official statistics, a quarter of Syria’s workforce is employed by the public sector
Daughter recalls the day she was raped and her father and brothers were killed
Government forces launched four air raids on the town of Zara, near Krak des Chevaliers
The panel of experts found that Darwish’s arrest was arbitrary and called for his release
The camp is under a tight siege that has lasted over 200 days
The heads of both the Syrian government delegation and the Coalition’s delegation were absent from the first session of negotiations
