organisation > Syrian Revolution Co-ordinators Union
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UN leads calls for urgent world action on Syria after confirming killing of 92 people, including 32 children.
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Children among at least 90 people reportedly killed in Homs province, as UN chief calls violence "unacceptable".
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Homs shelled for 10th day as UN human rights chief says Assad government feeling emboldened in attacking civilians.
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Navi Pillay says lack of Security Council resolution has emboldened Damascus to launch "all-out assault" on dissent.
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Navi Pillay tells UN that scale of government's crackdown indicates that crimes against humanity have occurred.
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FM Sergei Lavrov calls for dialogue and says violence must end before any Arab League peacekeeping mission takes place.
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Arab League ministers agree to ask United Nations for joint force and special Arab envoy as crackdown on Homs continues.
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Ministers meet in Egypt's capital to discuss joint observer mission with UN as Syrian forces continue to shell Homs.
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Government renews tank assaults on Homs and Hama, while opposition forces are said to have killed high-ranking general.
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Opposition denies government claims that it was behind bomb attacks in northern city that left dozens of people dead.
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