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Smoke rises from Bab Sabaa neighborhood of Homs on Monday.
Syrian
President Bashar Assad’s deadly crackdown on opposition to his regime
is turning once peaceful protesters into “terrorist people,” an activist
hiding in a city shattered by an army bombardment told msnbc.com.
Sami
Ibrahim, of the Syrian Network for Human Rights, was reacting to an
open letter written by New York-based Human Rights Watch, claiming
opposition members were carrying human rights abuses such as
kidnappings, torture and executions.
Ibrahim spoke Tuesday by satellite phone from Homs, a rebel
stronghold until it was hit by a sustained bombardment by government
troops, forcing the Free Syrian Army to withdraw earlier this month. More >>
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