#DeadTweet #Syria  Since the start of the uprising in Syria, 38 amateur and professional journalists have been killed. Their only crime: sharing information and spreading the truth. Their main weapons : their mobile telephones and the internet. To pay homage to them, Reporters Without Borders and JWT Paris have brought to life, through a unique Live Tweet, the experience of these men and women who put themselves in harm’s way in order to broadcast information. Advertising Agency: JWT, Paris, FranceCreative Director: Ghislain De VilloutreysCopywriter: Thomas BlancArt Director: Florian AmoneauArt Buying: Valérie TodiscoAccount Manager: Benjamin TaïebRwb Manager: Alexandre JalbertWeb Development: Tim PetricolaPhotograph: Thomas AppertRetouching: Mille Treize
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#DeadTweet #Syria 

Since the start of the uprising in Syria, 38 amateur and professional journalists have been killed. Their only crime: sharing information and spreading the truth. Their main weapons : their mobile telephones and the internet. To pay homage to them, Reporters Without Borders and JWT Paris have brought to life, through a unique Live Tweet, the experience of these men and women who put themselves in harm’s way in order to broadcast information.

Advertising Agency: JWT, Paris, France
Creative Director: Ghislain De Villoutreys
Copywriter: Thomas Blanc
Art Director: Florian Amoneau
Art Buying: Valérie Todisco
Account Manager: Benjamin Taïeb
Rwb Manager: Alexandre Jalbert
Web Development: Tim Petricola
Photograph: Thomas Appert
Retouching: Mille Treize

تقرير من الأمم المتحدة بعنوان (كفى) عن الأوضاع في سوريا #Syria #UN united-nations: More than five million Syrians have been forced to flee their homes and more than 70,000 have died, including thousands of children. In the name of all those who have suffered, the United Nations top humanitarian officials have joined together to call on governments to find a political solution. Read and share their joint message: “Enough.” ©UNHCR/A. Branthwaite/Oncupinar refugee camp, Turkey
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تقرير من الأمم المتحدة بعنوان (كفى) عن الأوضاع في سوريا #Syria #UN

united-nations:

More than five million Syrians have been forced to flee their homes and more than 70,000 have died, including thousands of children. In the name of all those who have suffered, the United Nations top humanitarian officials have joined together to call on governments to find a political solution.

Read and share their joint message: “Enough.”


©UNHCR/A. Branthwaite/Oncupinar refugee camp, Turkey

للنشر #Syria تقريرعن الوضع في سوريا   @HRW humanrightswatch: Why So Many Syrians Wish For Rain Last week, life changed for 12-year-old “Aziza.” She had just arrived at her grandparents’ apartment in Aleppo with her family when she heard the sound of a jet and then a huge explosion. “Suddenly, it was all covered in dust,” Aziza said. “I heard my aunt screaming – she was calling for survivors, and then some men took me and my little sister out of the rubble. The wall and stairs were gone. They handed us over one to the other.”  Standing in the rubble of the destroyed house, Aziza, still in shock, told me two days after the attack that she and her younger sister survived only because they were playing in one of the interior rooms. Four government bombs dropped on the Sukkari neighborhood on April 7 killed her mother, twin brother and two other close relatives, and seriously injured her father. Aziza and her family had already moved to a different neighborhood, but had come back briefly to get some of their belongings. Speaking to relatives and neighbors we collected information about 17 civilians who died in this attack, but there could be more since nobody has a complete list of casualties yet. Read more here. Photo: A young boy helps collect what is left of his family’s belongings from the ruins of their house in Aleppo city. A Syrian government jet dropped four bombs on the street on April 7, killing at least 17 civilians. © 2013 Ole Solvang/Human Rights Watch
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للنشر #Syria تقريرعن الوضع في سوريا   @HRW

humanrightswatch:

Why So Many Syrians Wish For Rain

Last week, life changed for 12-year-old “Aziza.” She had just arrived at her grandparents’ apartment in Aleppo with her family when she heard the sound of a jet and then a huge explosion.

“Suddenly, it was all covered in dust,” Aziza said. “I heard my aunt screaming – she was calling for survivors, and then some men took me and my little sister out of the rubble. The wall and stairs were gone. They handed us over one to the other.”  Standing in the rubble of the destroyed house, Aziza, still in shock, told me two days after the attack that she and her younger sister survived only because they were playing in one of the interior rooms.

Four government bombs dropped on the Sukkari neighborhood on April 7 killed her mother, twin brother and two other close relatives, and seriously injured her father. Aziza and her family had already moved to a different neighborhood, but had come back briefly to get some of their belongings. Speaking to relatives and neighbors we collected information about 17 civilians who died in this attack, but there could be more since nobody has a complete list of casualties yet.


Read more here.

Photo: A young boy helps collect what is left of his family’s belongings from the ruins of their house in Aleppo city. A Syrian government jet dropped four bombs on the street on April 7, killing at least 17 civilians. © 2013 Ole Solvang/Human Rights Watch

و آه  من وجع قلوب كل الأطفال الخائفين و أمهاتهم في سوريا #Syria #Aleppo  fuati: A frightened child stands in the street after a Syrian government artillery shell destroyed his family home in the Shaar neighborhood of Aleppo, on October 13, 2012. (Zac Baillie/AFP/Getty Images)(via fuati)
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و آه  من وجع قلوب كل الأطفال الخائفين و أمهاتهم في سوريا #Syria #Aleppo 

fuati:

A frightened child stands in the street after a Syrian government artillery shell destroyed his family home in the Shaar neighborhood of Aleppo, on October 13, 2012.
(Zac Baillie/AFP/Getty Images)(via fuati)

Maz: هاد السؤال منقول و انا كمان بسأل نفس السؤال و بنتظار الاجابة

سؤال هام جدا بخصوص مجزرة بستان القصر للأطباء #Syria #Aleppo #Egydoctors 

maz86:

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سؤال للأطباء ..
اذا فرضنا أنو نهر قويق جرف الشهداء اللي شفناهون اليوم من مناطق النظام لبستان القصر .. فيني قدر المسافة ب 2 كم بين أقرب نقطة مسيطر عليها النظام عند الحديقة العامة من نهر قويق لبستان القصر .. واذا فرضنا أنو سرعة انتقال الجثة بالمياه 200 متر بالساعة (مع أنو مستحيل وهي سرعة…