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Inside Syria’s unrest
Rallying in support of the Syrian pro-democracy movement in the Middle East and around the world. The Arab awakening continues.
Protesters gather during a demonstration after Friday Prayer in the Syrian port city of Banias [Reuters]
Published On 12 May 2011
12 May 2011
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Syrian ethnic Kurds demonstrate after Friday prayers in the Syrian town of Qamishli [Reuters]
Protesters hold a poster reading: "All cities in Syria are terrorist!???" during a demonstration after Friday prayers in the Syrian port city of Banias [Reuters]
A TV grab taken from Al Arabiya channel, shows an undated video of protesters allegedly arrested and taken away by Syrian security men [EPA]
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his younger brother Maher al-Assad, during the funeral of their father, the late president Hafez al-Assad, in Damascus. Maher headed a list published on May 10, 2011 of 13 Syrian officials sanctioned by the European Union for their involvement in repression.
Syrian official news agency SANA, shows the remains of a burned out bus, that was according to Syrian authorities torched by a "subversive group" in the Northern Province of Hama [EPA]
Syrian Children attend a pro-democracy demonstration in Amman in front of the Syrian embassy [Reuters]
Syrians living in Greece burn posters of President Bashar al-Assad, in solidarity with anti-government protesters in Syria, outside the Syrian embassy in Athens [Reuters]
The photo was taken at a demonstration in solidarity with resistance in Libya and Syria in Vancouver, British Columbia. Dorothy Parvaz, an Al Jazeera journalist went missing on April 29 [Isaac Oomen]