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                                                                 The Syria Revolution began 


How schoolboys began the Syrian revolution

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Here on March 6 the slogan of the revolutions in Cairo and Tunis, which the boys had seen played out on their TVs, came flying from their paint cans onto a wall and grain silo in Daraa, the ancient and increasingly arid farming town on Syria's southern border with Jordan.

The local secret police soon arrested 15 boys between the ages of 10 and 15, detaining them under the control of Gen. Atef Najeeb, a cousin of President Bashar al-Assad.
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      Brief History of The Syrian Revolution

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Citizen journalism keeps Syria uprising alive
Defying a state-imposed media blackout, Syria's citizen journalists are keeping protest coverage alive, in a country that until only a few months ago barred access to social media networks.
"With the efficiency of the networks that were developed over the past few weeks, through which we can now see into every town and village in Syria, there is no way the regime can stop information or footage, videos, and images from coming out," said Syrian activist Ausama Monajed.

"The role of the new media is extremely vital. It is bridging the gap between what activists are doing on the ground and the classic media."
Read More>> SMH


            Story of the Syrian Revolution


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