Refugees in Damascus Face Brutally High Rents as War Goes On
Iqtissad (Syrian economic magazine)q
April 28, 2014
The regime has started demanding all people who rent houses must register themselves at police stations
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.
Leftist opposition leader Mansour Atassi says anyone who runs will be the same as Assad
The poorest in Syrian society had the least level of political participation
Efforts to release the blogger as part of a prisoner exchange failed
20 fighters were killed in the last attempt to lift the siege a week ago
Syrian army retakes Maaloula four months after mainly Islamist rebels overran it
Gunmen handed over weapons in several provinces
The explosion took place at the market located in the opposition-held outskirts of the old neighborhoods of Homs
Activists feel betrayed by the opposition and ask where the revolutionary funds went
Governor Ghassan Khalaf wants to name representatives of international organizations in Hama province to facilitate delivery of humanitarian aid
Malouhi was held again under the directives of Major General Ali Mamlouk
Thousands queue daily to leave Ghouta after the regime opened limited passage
The vaccination campaign was launched by the Assistance Coordination Unit
Dozens of abducted people have been released by army units in cooperation with the National Defense Forces
Observatory reports pro-regime National Defense Forces committed a massacre in al-Zara village, killing 20
The pieces include funerary art pieces that are over 2,000 years old
Sources say Yabroud is in urgent need of medical support for the displaced people
Most Syrians are suspicious of the intelligence services and accuse them of committing many violations, yet they show total confidence in the military institution and count on the army to preserve national unity
While Bashar Assad’s delegation was busy putting sticks into wheels and throwing around public accusations and insults, the regime was also busy concluding truces in various areas around Damascus
