Jaramana Reveals the Plight of Syria's Displaced
The Syrian Observer
October 13, 2014
Displaced inside Syria are subjected to some of the harshest treatment
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Displaced inside Syria are subjected to some of the harshest treatment
Mazen Dawrish, journalist and rights activist, was recently awarded the PEN Award together with Salman Rushdie. This is the acceptance speech he sent from prison.
As money and supplies run low, displaced people turn to inventive recipes
The activists set up the swings inside closed and secret buildings due to the regime’s continuous shelling
Pleas to the opposition institutions have fallen on deaf ears
Civil Defense workers have rescued hundreds of people of Syria’s commercial capital as barrel bombs reduced entire buildings to ruins
The Islamic Army is holding eight pro-regime military hostages
Capers have medicinal properties
The measures taken to prevent the entry of the people escaping from the Syrian war are clear breaches of Lebanon’s commitments to the law of non-refoulement
“We fight boredom, and wait when there is electricity blackouts. And when electricity is available, we either watch TV or surf the internet.”
Charity kitchens serve ready-to-eat meals to thousands of poor families
Regime loyalists have called for the Defense Minister to be brought to trial following the Islamic State massacres of regime forces
The aid was distributed in the villages of Assan, Ein Assan, Khanat Assan, Tarkan, and Saklaya
All parties to the conflict in my country insist on showing their brutality and want to awaken our worst prejudices
Lawyers and judges obtain licenses from the government to build cemeteries and then specify the prices the way they want
After they surrendered to the regime, people were detained in the Andalus school in Dablan neighborhood for three months
The sudden protests that swept Sweida province recently ended as quickly as they had begun
Skepticism over Makhlouf’s sudden metamorphosis into a do-gooder was not unwarranted
Before she began working as a hairdresser, poverty forced Syrian Umm Mahmoud to seek donations for food and rent money to survive as a refugee in Lebanon
The news comes as the regime continues to destroy millions of square meters of residential areas
