Justice Minister Promises Fair Trials for Dissidents
Tishreen (Pro-government newspaper)
July 2, 2013
Judges are training to deal with unfamiliar crimes, minister says
Judges are training to deal with unfamiliar crimes, minister says
Female prisoners of conscience have launched a hunger strike demanding fair trials
Governor says extremist groups are known for attacking religious sites
The power outage lasted 36 hours in most neighborhoods
Razan Zaitouneh writes about the new institutions in areas controlled by the Syrian opposition in the liberated Eastern Ghouta area outside Damascus
Syria’s reconstruction drive will provide opportunities to the Lebanese economy
Five people killed when suicide bombers detonate explosive belts trying to enter security complexes
Businessman Feras Tlass said no political organization represents him
New report says massive rise in unemployment and negative birth rates
Human Rights Watch interviewed 10 Syrian women who were detained, either due to their own engagement in activities related to government opposition, or that of their family members
Commission for National Reconciliation says 37,000 rape cases have been documented in the province alone
Syrian government allows people to do whatever they like as long as they don’t take part in protests
Hundreds of residents have taken to the streets in Douma to demand an end to chaos and lawlessness
Lama Ahmed Iskander is the daughter of the former long-serving Information Minister
Skaf will reside temporarily in Lebanon’s Beirut
There was no immediate report on casualties
Assad must take responsibility for the chaos he has spread throughout Syria
The court also ordered the confiscation of all their property
The Free Syrian Army continues to be victorious in Deraa, Aleppo, Damascus and Raqqa
Human Rights Watch accuses the Syrian government of interrogating students and carrying out violent assaults on their protests and military attacks on schools
