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Opposition activists say regime forces storm coastal village near Baniyas, killing between 50 and 100 people.
Syria is turning increasingly violent as the crackdown on protests continues and an armed opposition emerges.
Rights group releases testimonies of defectors from security forces who say they took part in crackdown on protests.
Testimonies from defected soldiers give a dramatic insight into the split apparently emerging in the security forces.
At least seven killed as thousands of civilians flee into neighbouring Lebanon to escape the security crackdown.
At least four people killed after troops open fire near Lebanese border, as thousands attend funeral of shot protester.
EU names 13 Syrian officials on sanctions list, including a brother and influential cousin of president Bashar al-Assad.
Union bans shipment of "arms that could be used for internal repression", as armed forces arrest hundreds of protesters.
Protest organisers and participants targeted in overnight raids, activists say, as gunfire reported near Damascus.
Activists cast doubt on state news agency claim that 10 civilian workers have been killed in a bus ambush.
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