Last News - 29.12.11

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Arab Observers

Arab monitors finally went to Syria. On Monday, 50 people arrived, today the 29th 16 people joined them ; they're only 66 to watch demonstrations and slaughters everywhere in Syria, which is very little. The regime calms things down where they come, but the killing is going on every place they're not at. Detainees have already been hidden from them ! And from the start, they have had very little credibility, mainly because they're led by Mohammad Ahmed Mustafa Al-Dabi, who supports Omar Al-Bashir, wanted by the International Criminal Court for genocide and crime against humanity in Darfur. The observers have recently been in Homs, where the demonstrators refused to see them with army present ; they finally could meet without the army.

Detainees hidden from International Monitors : here

Syria monitors have little time to prove credibility : here

The World's worst Human Rights observer : here

Homs residents refuse to meet monitors with army present : here

Syrians protest as Arab monitors visit (video) : here

Arab League observers cry while visiting orphans and widows in Homs (video) : here

Arab League monitors being shown a 5-year-old boy's body (video) : here

Observer in Baba Amr (video) : here
"Come to the next street, you have to see what's happening there !"
"No, I can't !"
"Please, come with me to the next street !"
"No I can't, there are snipers there, I can't go !"
"Tell it again, tell it to the cameras, tell what you saw !"
"No I can't, sorry, I am not allowed speak to the medias..."
"It's not the medias, you're just telling the truth to the world !"

Homs

The situation is so bad there that it's hard to tell. See previous article for a testimony, and a lot of articles and videos below.

The situation in Homs at the beginning of the week : here

Carnage in Homs : here

Assad's regime hunts people in Homs : here

Syrian observers urged to hurry to Homs, where death toll keeps rising : here

Syria tanks pull back in Homs before monitors arrive : here

Syrian city under siege (video) : here

Assad's thugs shoot at Arab Observers (video) : here

Massacre in Baba Amr (video) : here

Baba Amr - Body of a martyr stuck under the ruins (video) : here

Homs - shooting on a doll (video) : here

Homs (video) : here

Videos

Douma - Young girl chanting "The syrian army is a traitor, I'm from Douma and I ask for freedom !" : here

Daraa - "We only have you God, we are being slaughtered" : here

Inspiring video about freedom : here

And they're so stupid they film temselves torturing people... : here

Little-little-little boy chanting for freedom :) : here

English

Doctors risk their lives to treat syrian protesters : here

Christmas in Syria

"Where are the presents ???" "The Shabbihas attacked me and took them."



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