Justice and Freedom for Syria

Take action for Deraa. #Act4Daraa The city of Deraa, a cradle of the Syrian Revolution, has been facing ferocious attacks for more than a month. It is targeted ...by the Syrian regime forces, the Iranian sectarian militias, and their ally the Russian air force, in an attempt to seize control of the liberated city. Deraa is being systematically bombed, using explosive barrels and internationally banned weapons, such as napalm. The Committee of Deraa’s free governorate announced on June 13th, 2017 that Deraa and neighboring villages have been severely damaged and suffered many casualties, and expressed its fear of further reprisal against inhabitants. Report on Deraa’s situation, for the Syrian Media Organization. (Bashar Assad Crimes Archive - June 15) 2017)

Today I am two years old. Today, two years ago a prison guard told me, today you will be executed. They threw me on the street in Sadnaya kneeling and my head is on the ground to be executed. Bullets started ringing. My fear overcame my pain. I do not know what happened next. I woke up on a wide street in Sadnaya. There are no security forces around.I started imagining that the snipers will kill me from a place around. I arrived to Turkey and I was still waiting for the ...bullets to reach me and die. Death was the closest and simplest thing that can happen. But it has not not happened and I was born again. #SAVE_SYRIA

Russian Forces Have, most likely, Supported the Syrian Regime Forces in Khan Sheikhoun Chemical Attack We were Gasping for Air #SNHR #Syria #___ #

For anyone that asks, was it worth it? Or could we have avoided this? This was the only way. A regime that has this much hate to the people cannot be taken out peacefully.

#assad_Criminal assad accused of mass executing and burning bodies...! https://www.washingtonpost.com//b7b66c86-3986-11e7-8854-21

Ghost Town! Russia/Iran and their puppet Assad did this!

Thank you for all who attended this event. We will always be the voice of the ones that suffer in Syria. Special thanks to CTV and 95.7FM for reporting on this and Halifax Police Officers that showed the Syrian newcomers that police officers can be friends unlike most in Syria and posed for photos with children and families. Very warm thanks to you.

"When the first volunteer team responded to the airstrike, they had no idea it was a chemical attack. They were all poisoned. Then the second team arrived, and ...we started to rescue the wounded and injured. There were so many affected. The situation required a response far beyond our means and we couldn’t rescue everyone. We resorted to using fire hoses to wash the deadly chemicals from children’s bodies. That chemical attack in Khan Shaykhun was only the beginning. Four hours later our rescue teams were targeted in several areas. Our centre in Khan Shaykhun itself was hit by six airstrikes, and the nearby Al Rahma hospital was struck by four. Both were completely destroyed. There were attacks throughout Idlib province which paralysed our teams and our ability to respond. The images in the media showing our teams responding to the chemical attack provoked a violent reaction from the Syrian regime. Several more teams and centres were deliberately targeted. On Friday, our centre in Jisr al Shughur was hit, killing two of our volunteers and injuring three. One of the strikes was so severe that we couldn’t find the body parts of our colleague to bury him. The world has now moved on from thinking about our chemical weapons victims. All the talk is now about the strikes against Shayrat air base, the one used in the poison gas attack. We hoped that targeting that air base would limit the killing. But we notice that the strike hasn’t been taken seriously and yesterday regime warplanes took off from the very same airbase. To protect civilians in Syria we need all of these planes to be stopped. While they fly, the regime continues to bomb civilians with all kinds of weapons. There have been more than 120 chemical attacks in the past few years, not to mention the use of banned weapons like cluster bombs and ‘bunker busters’ in residential areas. We need safe areas in Syria so that we can get our lives back. People here want neighbourhoods where their children can go to school, where some semblance of normal life can return. We need swift, serious, and genuine steps from countries around the world to bring to justice those who used chemical weapons against civilians in Khan Shaykhun, Ghouta, and so many other places in Syria. It is my sincere hope that for the first time in more than six years, the world will listen to Syrian civilians and take steps to stop this killing for good. As always, thank you for your solidarity." - Raed al Saleh, Head of the Syrian Civil Defence (White Helmets) You can donate to the White Helmets here: https://peoplesmillion.whitehelmets.org/do/peoples-million (Photo: Ammar Abdullah/Reuters - a civil defence member breathes through an oxygen mask after gas attack in Khan Shaykhun)

This Syrian woman has one message for the world: Please save us.