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Activist group says it documented more than 6,000 deaths in the last month as fighting intensified.
Relatives of around 90 Yemenis held in US detention facility in Cuba say conditions there are "very poor".
Fighters battling regime troops say they are now in "near-total control" of al-Raqqa, as clashes also escalate in Homs.
About 40,000 people abandon Shaddadeh town after three days of heavy clashes between regime forces and rebels, UN says.
UK-based activists claim eight children among at least 20 total dead from tank shells in northern province of al-Raqqa.
Assembly to vote on draft Thursday despite ongoing protests against President Morsi's assumption of expanded power.
State TV reports four people killed near police barracks in Qamishli, as fierce fighting continues in Aleppo.
Army shells rebel-held districts of commercial capital as violence nationwide kills 37 people, activists say.
Children among dozens dead in Azaz, 45km north of Aleppo, after attacks reduce a row of residential homes to rubble.
Dozens of people, including children, reported killed by air strikes on rebel-held Azaz town some 45km north of Aleppo.
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