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Protests against powerful group persist in Syria’s last major rebel stronghold

Protests against powerful group persist in Syria’s last major rebel stronghold

  • Protests took place Friday in several areas, including the provincial capital of Idlib and major towns such as Jisr Al-Shughour, Binnish and Sarmada
  • Officials at one hospital in Binnish said they had received 36 people who suffered bruises and tear gas inhalation
By AP ·
UN official calls for Syria support ahead of donor conference

UN official calls for Syria support ahead of donor conference

By AFP ·
Syrians missing, dying from torture in militant-run prisons

Syrians missing, dying from torture in militant-run prisons

By AFP ·
Syrian government troops clash with militants near Idlib following Russian air strike

Syrian government troops clash with militants near Idlib following Russian air strike

By Reuters ·

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