Chechan Group Enigma
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
June 28, 2013
Activists accuse the Chechan brigade of being a plant by the Syrian regime and Russian intelligence
Activists accuse the Chechan brigade of being a plant by the Syrian regime and Russian intelligence
Kurdish National Council emphasizes cooperation with the Syrian National Coalition
It is not uncommon to find two or three families sharing a 12-meter area, or a woman that may not have had a bath in a month
Instead of persecuting these men, the Syrian authorities should turn their attention to investigating their allegations of torture in custody
Regime supporters met with Iranian officials in Tehran
Haitham Maleh says opposition unified in its position on Geneva II
The international community did not heed warnings of impending massacre in Tal Kalakh
Russia has offered to replace Austrian peacekeepers in the Glolan
The media that claims it supports the revolution focuses on the Islamic brigades, intentionally ignoring any civil society activity
The King of Jordan speaks to Asharq Al-Awsat on the Syrian crisis and its impact on Jordan and the Middle East
A low crop and difficult transport routes will render supply of wheat to the cities a key issue in the coming months
Hweijeh was arrested at the border as he returned from Lebanon to Syria Tuesday
The Shiite fighters are being transported to Syria through Lebanon
A Conference and a series of workshops were held in Beirut between 10 and 10 June, 2013
Coalition also criticized foreign minister’s denial of use of chemical weapons by the Syrian regime
The released, from Tal Kalakh, handed over their weapons
Chemical weapons use reported in Zamalka, where four people died
HRW calls The Syrian government is using its sweeping Counterterrorism Law and its recently established special court against human rights defenders and Extraordinary court will resume the trial of Mazen Darwish and four of his colleagues from the Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression on accusations of “publicizing terrorist acts”
Even if national governments only selectively engage with this documentation, it still usefully establishes a common global understanding of the scope and scale of the conflict’s crimes
The increase applies to state, civil and military employees
