While the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights calls for the release of demonstrators arrested March 16 in Damascus during a demonstration of families of political prisoners, the Syrian government continues to deny the very existence of a dispute. "In a country or state of emergency is in force since 1963, it is difficult to organize a rally or to defy the security services," said Elaph.
However, the Syrians were able to organize the 15 and 16 March a few rallies in cities across the country and on the thirty-two demonstrators arrested five were released on March 17. Moreover, "a page called 'the Syrian Revolution 2011' has been created on Facebook and has already attracted over 47,000 supporters."
However, the Syrians were able to organize the 15 and 16 March a few rallies in cities across the country and on the thirty-two demonstrators arrested five were released on March 17. Moreover, "a page called 'the Syrian Revolution 2011' has been created on Facebook and has already attracted over 47,000 supporters."
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