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Nothing prepared me for what we saw in Baba Amr – Paul Conroy

29 March 2012 12:12 BST | Comments (0)
julie-mollins | AlertNet News Blog
Sunday Times photographer Paul Conroy describes the impact of the February 22 shelling of Baba Amr in the Syrian city of Homs
Climate change, drought and social unrest in Syria

05 March 2012 11:02 GMT | Comments (1)
Francesco Femia and Caitlin Werrell | Climate Conversations
An influx of drought-hit farmers into Syrian cities may be a factor behind the worsening political violence
Bravery under fire: Journalists in Syria lay down their lives to report Assad's atrocities

24 February 2012 11:00 GMT | Comments (1)
William Bauer | Media and Humanitarianism
Media attention on the deaths of journalists in Syria may seem excessive, given the atrocities against civilians. But it is ...
Syria’s woes paint picture of environmental migration to come

01 August 2011 16:55 BST | Comments (6)
Jacob Park | Climate Conversations
Drought-stricken Syria may be a microcosm of a coming international problem: migration brought on by climate change

NEWS:Europe boosts emergency aid for conflict-hit Syrians
"Every day, the situation inside Syria becomes more and more dramatic," Europe's aid commissioner said
NEWS:Sharp rise in Syrians fleeing illegally to Jordan - MSF
MSF planning to send exploratory mission to Jordanian border in coming days to see how it can help more Syrians arriving there
NEWS:Q+A-InterAction on the challenges thwarting aid efforts in Syria
Aid agencies face a dangerous security situation and difficulties negotiating access to those in need, says Joel Charny