Special – Some useful resources for activists planning to organise protests and demonstrations in front of Iranian embassies on 17 April, Syria’s Independence Day, under the slogan #End_Iranian_occupation_of_Syria You find attached a simple design of a banner with a clear message in three languages: English, Arabic and […]
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A banner from the besieged Palestinian camp of Yarmouk in Damascus, following a regime air strike on a food distribution centre: “We refuse bread soaked with our blood.” An air strike by Syrian regime forces on 23 March 2014 targeted people queuing for food parcels at an […]
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A placard from Kafrnabl, Idlib, Syria COMMENT: Do we really want Sepah Pasdaran and Hezbollah Lebanon to lead us to ‘a Vietnam in Syria’? Isn’t their support for the Assad regime a futile attempt to keep a dying regime alive? What about the costs and long-term consequences […]
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It seems the creative energy of the Syrian revolution has no limits. Last year, Syrian activists managed to establish ‘Daesh’, a mocking name derived from the Arabic initials of the Islamic State in Iraq and Sham (ISIS), as a widely used name for the al-Qaeda-affiliated group, even […]
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A placard from Kafrnabl, Idlib, Syria – 7 February 2014 COMMENT: Do we really want Sepah Pasdaran and Hezbollah Lebanon to lead us to ‘a Vietnam in Syria’? Isn’t their support for the Assad regime a futile attempt to keep a dying regime alive? What about the […]
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A special Christmas banner from Kafarnabl, Idlib, Syria – 27/12/2013: “Merry barrel bomb! Merry terrorist Assad! Merry careless world! Merry big mouth Obama!”
Read more →“We were besieged by death, so we excelled at life.” Source: Misyaf Coordination Committe FB page
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“I don’t care when or where I die. All I care about is for the revolutionaries and their chants to continue filling the earth with noise until there is no more injustice built on the bodies of the poor and the helpless.” – Taftanaz, Idlib, Syria
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