The new international mediator for Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, begins Monday, Sept. 10 in Cairo his delicate mission of peace in the aftermath of a bloody attack in Aleppo, north of the metropolis of Syria battered by seven weeks of fighting.
Civil war broke out in March 2011 by a peaceful protest that has militarized the face of brutal repression the regime will be at the heart of discussions at the 21st session of the Human Rights of the United Nations in Geneva, repeatedly denounced crimes against humanity in the country.
Nearly eighteen months after the beginning of the conflict, there is nothing to believe in a close as hatred is high between the rebels and the regime of Bashar Al-Assad and the positions of both major powers disagree on the means adjust. It is in this context that Mr. Brahimi very tense in Cairo began his first mission since taking office on 1 September as official envoy of the UN and the Arab League, which could be followed by a visit to Damascus.
He succeeded Kofi Annan, the former UN chief, who resigned Aug. 2 admitting the failure of several months of effort, which he attributed to a lack of support from the international community divided between Russians, Chinese and Iranians, allies of Damascus, and Westerners, Arabs and Turks, supported the rebellion. According to official sources, Mr. Brahimi will meet Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, then the head of the Arab League Nabil al-Arabi at the headquarters of the organization and in the afternoon the head of the Egyptian, Mohammed Kamel Amr .
He must also see members of the Syrian opposition, according to his spokesman Ahmad Fawzi. The date of his visit to Syria, according to Mr. Fawzi will be determined once the final details are finalized and the program of events in Syria established.
ALEP pounded
The Syrian air force pounded several areas Monday, September 10 rebels Aleppo, where an attempt was made on the eve of the 27 dead and dozens injured, according to the Syrian Observatory of Human Rights (OSDH). At least five civilians, including a woman and a militant were killed in the air raids that targeted particular areas of Marje, Sakhour, Hanano and Tarik Al-Bab in the east and Sheikh Khodr, near the center. "Many buildings have collapsed and the rebels use anti-aircraft batteries" to try to resist the raids, said Rami Abdel Rahman, president of the OSDH.
According to a new report by the NGO, 27 people were killed in the attack happened Sunday in the area of the municipal stadium in the west of the country's second city, more than a month and a half after the opening of this front. The official SANA news agency, who called the bombing a "terrorist", gave the same results, showing 64 injured. "It seems there is a lot of soldiers killed and there are dozens of wounded, some seriously," said Mr. Abdel Rahman.
Sunday violence were 160 people - 108 civilians, 22 rebels and 30 soldiers - across the country, according to the OSDH, based on a wide network of activists and witnesses.
Related posts:
· Στο Παρά Πέντε
- Weight Tracker
BMI Calculator
- Παρά Πέντε
- Samsung Galaxy S III user manual
- Ηλεκτρολογία
- Στέβια
- Cyanogenmod 10
- iPad 3
Find zip code
- Find postal code
-BMI Calculator
- Calories
see this link for more details
YUMI (Your Universal Multiboot Installer)
Από καρδιακή προσβολή κινδυνεύουν οι ασθενείς με AIDS
#EveryGuyShould Know to NEVER hit a female .
Video compression patent: Apple Multimedia Patent Trust attack
Sony Ericsson Xperia Active
ΣΟΚ: Την κρατούσαν σκλαβωμένη για οκτώ χρόνια!· Data Communications Software program
· Also click here for more
· Organization Office Because Of Better Comprehending
· Reasons For Sore Feet
· Get Attention From Your Readers
No comments:
Post a Comment