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Daily Archives: September 19, 2012

A family takes shelter in the hallway of their apartment building in the Salaheddin neighborhood of Aleppo, Syria, on Thursday, August 2, 2012 during a bout of heavy shelling that hits the area frequently from Assad army positions. Salaheddin, the most restive neighborhood that saw the biggest anti-government demonstrations throughout the revolution has been hit hard, is almost cleared of all its residents while mostly Free Syrian Army fighters remain.

Syrian Rebels Accused of Tortures and Other War Crimes: Time.com

For weeks, politicians in European capitals and in the U.S. have debated how, and if, they should assist Syrian rebels…

September 19, 2012Blog, Press CoverageBy Christopher Allbritton
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