'Blood Elections' Campaign Launched
Souad Khibiyeh for The Syrian Observer
May 15, 2014
The campaign describes the election as a “mockery”
The campaign describes the election as a “mockery”
No wonder the Bashar Al-Assad government regarded Homs as its main—and for a while, sole—source of danger
Report says when the rebels took Adra in mid-December, they prevented thousands of people from leaving
Campaigning for Syria’s presidential election set for June begins on Sunday, the country’s Supreme Constitutional Court has announced. The election is expected to extend
It is unclear whether there will be an investigation into the officer’s acquisitions.
Move comes as part of ongoing institution-building efforts in Kurdish provinces
The latest campaign by the Syrian regime has been particularly destructive
Four more presidential candidates submitted their applications on Tuesday to the Supreme Constitutional Court
Earlier 14 students were killed when mortar shells hit a religious school in Damascus
Christian Syrians do not occupy a specific geographic space, despite their reasonable numbers (around 6 to 9 percent of the population)
People in towns and villages far from the front lines say there is no need for large numbers of fully-armed fighters to remain in their areas
The regime has started demanding all people who rent houses must register themselves at police stations
Mohammad Firas Yassin Rajjouh, Abdul-Salam Youssef Salameh, Sawsan Omar al-Haddad and Sameer Ahmad Moalla have submitted four applications to the Supreme Constitutional Court announcing their candidacy for the President of the Republic.
One doctor says that 26 cases, including children, have arrived at a treatment center in Douma
A statement calling for the nomination of Assad appeared in many media outlets
The poorest in Syrian society had the least level of political participation
Efforts to release the blogger as part of a prisoner exchange failed
Prayer organized on anniversary of abduction of Metropolitan John Ibrahim and Metropolitan Paul Yazigi
Demonstrators also rejected any foreign intervention in Syria’s internal affairs
An interview with “father of the martyrs”
