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Tx4obama

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27. It would have been better to have used the Reuters article which has a better headline, see below
Wed Sep 11, 2013, 05:17 PM
Sep 2013


Syria war crimes deepen in battle for territory: U.N. report

GENEVA | Wed Sep 11, 2013 4:06am EDT

(Reuters) - Syrian government forces have massacred civilians, bombed hospitals and committed other war crimes in widespread attacks to recapture territory in recent months, U.N. human rights investigators said on Wednesday.

Opposition forces, including Islamist foreign fighters, have committed war crimes including executions, hostage-taking and shelling civilian neighborhoods, they said in their latest report, covering the period of May 15-July 15.

"The perpetrators of these violations and crimes, on all sides, act in defiance of international law. They do not fear accountability. Referral to justice is imperative, " said the U.N. commission of inquiry led by Brazilian Paulo Pinheiro.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/09/11/us-syria-crisis-warcrimes-idUSBRE98A0D520130911




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"The report does not address the period after July 15, which includes the August 21 suspected chemic bananas Sep 2013 #1
Yeah. And the terms of reference of the current UN inspection/inquiry Ghost Dog Sep 2013 #30
Kind of a reach on that title sharp_stick Sep 2013 #2
Thanks. I was wondering: "WTF? This can't be THE UN report we've all been waiting for" nt 99th_Monkey Sep 2013 #4
That's what I thought when I saw it. nt bananas Sep 2013 #8
Yes, A Big Disappointment DallasNE Sep 2013 #17
Unfortunately that title sharp_stick Sep 2013 #18
An LBN article will be locked if it doesn't use the exact same title. bananas Sep 2013 #20
I have brought this up in the hosts forum Turborama Sep 2013 #25
This Shouldn't Be A Get Out Of Jail Free Card DallasNE Sep 2013 #28
Hello? It won't be locked if you clarify headlines in parenthesis when necessary. Turborama Sep 2013 #31
what a crock. "abhorrent methods of warfare." ChairmanAgnostic Sep 2013 #3
Paron me sir, but do you mind terribly if I perforate you with this lovely piece of shrapnel, propel AtheistCrusader Sep 2013 #11
kaboom still means dead. ChairmanAgnostic Sep 2013 #12
Crimes against humanity and war crimes are particularly abhorrent. bananas Sep 2013 #19
Yeah, the war rules at sea are almost remarkable. ChairmanAgnostic Sep 2013 #21
Addressing space warfare is an important issue. bananas Sep 2013 #29
Is there a method of warfare that is not abhorrent? mahannah Sep 2013 #5
dropping Love Bombs maxsolomon Sep 2013 #10
Thanks for the deliberately misleading title. pnwmom Sep 2013 #6
Had to follow LBN rules, unfortunately. bananas Sep 2013 #7
Okay. Maybe it would have been better off in GD, with a different title. pnwmom Sep 2013 #9
That headline is appearing on news outlets worldwide. bananas Sep 2013 #15
Bullshit title. SunSeeker Sep 2013 #13
So people would know it doesn't include the August attack. bananas Sep 2013 #24
So, the jury is still out. grahamhgreen Sep 2013 #14
Yes. nt bananas Sep 2013 #16
The earlier supposed attacks were widely blamed on the rebels NickB79 Sep 2013 #22
Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2013 #23
golly progressoid Sep 2013 #26
It would have been better to have used the Reuters article which has a better headline, see below Tx4obama Sep 2013 #27
It's funny that this article ruffles feathers. David__77 Sep 2013 #32
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