Last News - 21.11.11

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After the Arab League had given 3 more days to Syria to stop the violence, Syria announced to the Arab League the government would let observers in (a 500-member mission), under 18 conditions. These conditions include : the observers must be government officials ; the observers can't get in touch with syrian people ; the observers can't go into hospitals ; the observers can't go into prisons ; each of the observers must send a CV to Syria ; Syria can deny access to any observer ; ... And so on. The Arab League refused the conditions. Syria's situation will be discussed during UNO's General Assembly on Tuesday.

Syria has conditionally accepted an Arab League plan to send a mission : here
Arab league rejects syrian amendments : here

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Idleb - Yound children calling for freedom : here

English

Can Syria's president survive ? here

Assad says Syria will not bow down to "pressure" : here


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