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US sanctions on Turkey-backed Syria faction offer solace to Kurdish victims
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Prozess gegen syrischen Asylwerber
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Turkey to send Syrian rebel fighters to battle Haftar in Libya
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JIHADISTS kidnapped a Yazidi woman from Afrin in northern Syria and took her to Turkey, where she has been beaten and tortured while in prison, human rights campaigners said on Wednesday.
Ghazala Mannan Salmo was abducted by Faylaq al-Sham mercenaries last week from the Yazidi village of Basufan in the Sherawa district, the Human Rights Organisation of Afrin reported.
Also taken were Kurds from the villages of Baiyeh, Basofan, Kabashin and Burj Haydar. They are accused of planting a car bomb that killed the Islamist leader of the al-Hamza Brigade last December.
The militia was responsible for kidnapping hundreds of Yazidi and Kurdish women and holding them in torture camps, as reported extensively by the Morning Star.
The Time to Act is Now
In this commentary, Kristin Helberg says that there will be no negotiated solution to the Syrian crisis unless the conflict is escalated to international level. Until then, Syrians will continue to pay the price for the world s half-heartedness
What else has to happen? What are we waiting for? A regime has spent the past two-and-a-half years using unspeakable violence to destroy its own country and massacre its own people, and we in the West can think of no better response than to issue the usual knee-jerk warning that the situation could turn into a wider regional conflagration, to spread fear of al-Qaeda, and to call for a political solution – even though neither Syrian nor non-Syrian parties to the conflict have the will to negotiate.