Syrian Uprising: How the Assad´s Regime Deteriorate the Country

- Coincidentally, there are many protesters in the northern city Banias too. Likewise, the protest actions were caused by reflections on domestic issues (such as local abusive and lack of democratic institutions), then spread to other cities and arrived in Hama in the summer. 3 / Why is this happening? Reasons for the immediate future: - Economy: Transition from a national-led economy in the Hafes era to the "social market economy" from the then Egyptian presidency 's term of office to' more radical '(serious land reform).

A few days ago, when we celebrated the seventh anniversary of the revolution, Nivin wrote that there are no specific days or places Syrians oppose the Asad regime and cause riots. She explained the quiet revolution that has been going on for decades for all Syrians who experienced injustice and humiliation. (This is all of us.) She said that we are now responsible for preventing the spark of revolution from disappearing in Gotha. Nivin is an activist, writer, mother, survivor, warrior. Her clear voice of underground truth ignores the silence of the whole world before the massacre. She is my voice. She is my word. She is my strength. For her and this precocious 4 year old boy, we have to swear to keep the spark of revolution and demand justice, dignity, freedom and peace for Ghouta and Syria.

All refugees have reasons to leave their own country. For most Syrians, due to repression and atrocities of the Assad regime, these regimes are often imprisoned and subjected to torture by opposed him and imprisoned by civilians who do not hesitate burning their own people after the uprising. The barbarism and hatred of the Islamic state only impede our destiny. I can not express my feelings that words are leaving them in words. This is the most difficult thing I ever had. My sisters are everything to me, and after my mother dies I will take care of them. I am selfish to leave them and can not stop crying on the day I leave. I am worried that I will never meet again, but I am praying for it. What is burning came back to my heart again. My family will not keep me there next time.

After the start of the 2011 riot, my fiancé was one of many Syrian survivors who were detained and tortured in the Assad administration's prison. He was detained for peaceful activities and protested the dictatorsic and savage domination of the Assad regime. The people. It began his eight-month pain at the infamous prison's notorious "branch of death": only violence, electric shocks, hanging, torture, and other cruel abuses, the most malicious heart can be thought of