Keeping Syria’s Displaced Warm
Damascus Bureau (a civil society independent website)
March 30, 2016
Winter is a harsh season in Syria and these homeowners urgently need our help
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Winter is a harsh season in Syria and these homeowners urgently need our help
Local activist reports four armed men kidnapped Ahmed Raslan at the western entrance of Khan Sheikhoun city
Life has improved for the 48-year-old due to an initiative supporting local agriculture from the Syrian Business Forum (SBF)
The farmer could not afford to buy a generator and enough fuel to keep the well working, never mind the additional cost of pesticides and fertilizers
Demonstrators burn Islamist group’s base in central Idleb demanding the release of detained FSA fighters
Opposition military source says Al-Qaeda-linked group in Idleb countryside will not stop until it destroys all Free Syrian Army projects
Volunteers work to rebuild Idleb’s embattled villages by providing shelter, education and medical services to locals
Rebel group says its members were not involved in the crackdown on civilian protests led by Nusra Front on Monday
Peaceful protest involving hundreds of civilians hijacked by Islamist militants in Idleb city on Monday
Elections body says over 11,300 applications are to be reviewed in the coming days
Violations recorded in nearly all Syrian provinces as cease-fire witnesses its third day
Work centers on helping children with speech impediments brought about by trauma
Election committee head says large candidate numbers signal a positive sign for voters as deadline for applications draws to a close
Deadly strikes targeted “what remained of the al-Hayat market in the town,” according to local social media
It seems Russia and the Assad regime mainly bear the failure of the implementation of the Munch agreement because of their continuation of “hostile actions” against essentially civilian areas in Aleppo and Idleb
Dollar rises one Syrian pound amid opening of markets on Saturday
Project to distribute winter aid has already reached around 436 families throughout Aleppo and Idleb, says Ummah Foundation representative
Army units and popular defense groups establish control over al-Noubeh Mountain in the northern countryside of Lattakia, military sources claim
Residents of al-Waer leave rebel-held areas of Homs for Idleb under truce deal with regime negotiators
Lebanese and international media organizations have widely neglected to acknowledge Syrian casualties in last Thursday’s suicide attacks
