Archive for March, 2012
Documentation of injuries possibly caused by the use of chemical weapons on civilians during the attack and siege of Baba Amr, Homs..
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Damage Control
We as activists outside of Syria have been busy since the uprising, campaigning governments, organizing protests, speaking to media, raising awareness, providing support to the revolution on the inside (even if at times it’s been only moral support), activities that run the gamut to keep the revolution alive. Over a year on – the world […]
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The Changing Syrian Revolution
The changing Syrian revolution. It’s evolved. Yes, it started as something, it’s turned into something else. Transforming before our eyes. The reasons behind it stay the same. But I wont go into that. I’ve done so plenty of times before. You see, the revolution as I still like to call it is not a crisis […]
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Reblogged from band annie's Weblog: March 10, 2012 — Updated 1459 GMT (2259 HKT) CNN senior photojournalist Neil Hallsworth films an oil fire in Homs, Syria. STORY HIGHLIGHTS CNN crew explains how they were smuggled into Homs, Syria, to witness a brutal crackdown on regime opponents After a year of protests across Syria, Homs was […]
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Poem by a Syrian Martyr (Ar)
I wish I could translate this poem, I think it would lose its beauty if I tried. These were the last words written by the martyr Salah Aneez who died on February 27,2012 in KafrSouseh central Damascus during a funeral march for another martyr on that day. A good bye letter to his family and […]
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