Sentence examples for Syrian genocide from inspiring English sources

Did campuses all over the world hold a "Syrian Genocide Week", and I just wasn't paying attention?

They also reveal a frank and friendly relationship between the two men, with many signed off by Akhras 'warmest.'" Late last December, Akhras advised Assad to respond to a Channel 4 film showing video evidence of civilians, including children, being tortured in Syria, by suggesting it could be dismissed as British propaganda aimed at triggering a Syrian genocide.

"More Muslims will die on his watch than under Bush43 because of a Syrian genocide that he did nothing to stop.

As the war has taken on a more sectarian character, the usually reserved foreign minister, Prince Saud al-Faisal, has described Assad's onslaught against his own people as "genocide" and Syrian lands as being "under occupation" — a clear reference to the presence of Iranian and Hezbollah forces.

5. Parliament voted for genocide Apologies to every innocent Syrian from everyone in Britain who has brain cells left.

For example, Qusai is working on a letter writing campaign directed at the White House to ask for President Obama to "stop the genocide in Syria and help the Syrian people to win their freedom".

I am proud to be part of this collaborative effort between the Rutgers Center for the Study of Genocide, Conflict Resolution, and Human Rights, a UNESCO Chair in Genocide Prevention; the American Task Force on Palestine (ATFP); Syrian Christians for Peace (SCP); LIFE USA; and Orient For Human Relief.

On Tuesday, he told the Security Council that the pace of Syrians' fleeing the country was the worst since the Rwandan genocide in 1994.

In July, the U.N.'s High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres said Syrians are leaving at rates not seen since the Rwandan genocide.

The most powerful of the political docs at this year's Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival: Rithy Panh's The Missing Picture (see review), about the Cambodian genocide, and Talal Derki's Return to Homs, about the siege of this Syrian town.

In the years following the Armenian Genocide of 1915, entire communities of surviving Anatolian Armenians sought refuge amid the Syrians and the Lebanese.