Turkey to Grant Syrians Work Permission
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
August 8, 2014
Exceptional residency visas will be replaced with one-year humanitarian visas
Exceptional residency visas will be replaced with one-year humanitarian visas
Mohammed describes the loss of hope, the pain, suffering, severe shock and guilt he expereinced as he watched his family drown in front of him
Looking at people’s tired faces, it seemed as if poverty was revealing itself.
Bahra met Colonel Riad Al-Asaad
Syrians bought the most sweets, thought less than they used to at home
Tanrikulu categorically dismissed the claim that the trucks were transporting humanitarian aid into Syria
The persistence of the conflict and the ever growing number of urban refugees is creating a set of tough challenges for Turkey
Office administrator says the group assists those who want to return to Syria under the presidential amnesty
Shariah Commission claims goods looted belonged to government militias
Education officials in Idlib province say interim government not doing enough to support them
Hakim is known as an “undisclosed member” of the Muslim Brotherhood
Mikdad was writing in an article published in the Lebanese al-Binaa newspaper
Nada sat her exams in June in Kansafra, one of 34 towns in the Jabal al-Zawiya area, home to around 100,000 residents and under the armed opposition’s control for the last year-and-a-half
The fighters responded to a call from PKK which is outlawed in Turkey and has branches in Iran, Iraq and Syria
A U.N. observer mission will be spread in Syria’s neighboring countries including Jordan, Iraq and Turkey to oversee delivery of humantiarian aid
The restoration of water supplies enables the growing of wheat and cotton crops
Local activists denounced the removal of a cross from a church and carried it back inside
The tale never ends with rape; it continues with society’s punishment, which is rarely more merciful than the violent crime itself, as if the woman had a say in what had befallen her
The Coalition needs to be repaired and institutionalized, but it requires work
Letters say terrorists sneaked into Khattab village and cold-bloodedly slaughtered 14 innocent people, including women and children
