POSTED BY: MAI HUSSIEN SEPTEMBER 26, 2016 The Secretary of State for International Development in Britain Priti Patel announced that Britain will provide an additional £37 million in funding for Yemen this year, said Express newspaper on Sept.22. She also said that the government’s extra £37m this year, will bring the total to £100m, while the UK is facing […]
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Medical staff tell MEE they are struggling in face of Russian air attacks, and watch as civilians die through lack of doctors and supplies Civilians litter the floor of a make-shift hospital following air attacks on Aleppo on 24 September, 2016 (AFP) Aleppo hospital staff say they are overwhelmed with casualties in the face of appalling
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By Bilal Abdul Kareem Tags: Bashar Assad, Aleppo, Aid Convoy, Syria Negotiations, FSA, Al Qaeda, Islamic State Show comments Five years on, Syria is no longer a conflict that can be solved with negotiations among powers that lack the will in the first place Most of the outside world watched in horroratnewsthatthe ill-fated Aleppo aid convoy was blasted and burned.
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By Franklin Lamb Pauper’s Cemetery, Najha, Syria One month old conjoined twins Narwas and Mou’az Al-Hashash died needlessly this month in a Damascus hospital because they were the innocent victims of what International Humanitarian Law defines as War Crimes. (Photo: Courtesy of Zahra Hospital, East Ghouta, Syria) The boys are buried in an unmarked pauper’s grave
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