Activists demand removal of top Arab League observer as government crackdown leaves 38 protesters dead across country.
From: Inside Syria
Is the Arab League mission doomed to fail?
Despite the presence of the Arab League observers in Syria the government crackdown on protesters continues.
1 Jan 2012
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