protest against Tunisia's President Bashar al Assad/reuters
DAMASCUS -hundreds of thousands of people staged a protest against Tunisia's President Bashar al Assad on Friday said yesterday. They denounced the security apparatus who had shot dead four protesters in a demonstration to provoke Arab League sanctions to isolate Damascus.
The murder occurred after worship Dzuhur prayers in the eastern part of Deir al-Zour and in the city of Homs is the base of the opposition. Thus preached Sky news Saturday, (17/12/2011).
Demonstrators urged the leaders of the Arab League to move quickly to put an end to violence in Syria. Delay sanctions decisively from the Arab League will only add to the death toll.
"The Arab League is killing us," writing that plastered on banners that carried on the demonstrators.
He judged the powerful yet resolute sanctions to Syria due to the split in the attitude of the Arab League.
The last few days to bloom circulated videos which expose the atrocities of the Government of Syria against its anti government demonstrators.
But the number of victims of the death toll over the incident have yet to be verified since the Government banned foreign journalists from covering the current condition of Syria.(fmh)
The murder occurred after worship Dzuhur prayers in the eastern part of Deir al-Zour and in the city of Homs is the base of the opposition. Thus preached Sky news Saturday, (17/12/2011).
Demonstrators urged the leaders of the Arab League to move quickly to put an end to violence in Syria. Delay sanctions decisively from the Arab League will only add to the death toll.
"The Arab League is killing us," writing that plastered on banners that carried on the demonstrators.
He judged the powerful yet resolute sanctions to Syria due to the split in the attitude of the Arab League.
The last few days to bloom circulated videos which expose the atrocities of the Government of Syria against its anti government demonstrators.
But the number of victims of the death toll over the incident have yet to be verified since the Government banned foreign journalists from covering the current condition of Syria.(fmh)
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