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    Northeast Syria faces food crisis, but access eases elsewhere-WFP

    Tue, 11 Mar 2014 10:59 AM

    Western powers and U.N. human rights investigators have accused the Syrian government of a policy of "starvation until submission" to punish tens of thousands of civilians in rebel-held areas

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    Senior Palestinian official killed in Lebanon -state media

    Mon, 10 Mar 2014 19:03 PM

    PALESTINIANS-LEBANON/:Senior Palestinian official killed in Lebanon -state media

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    Nuns who were freed after being held by rebels for over three months, are seen attending a prayer of thanks after their release, at the Holy Cross Church, in Damascus

    Mon, 10 Mar 2014 18:59 PM

    Nuns who were freed after being held by rebels for over three months, are seen attending a prayer of thanks after their release, at the Holy Cross Church, in Damascus March 10, 2014. About a dozen nuns held by rebels in Syria for more than three months were released on Sunday and arrived back in Syria after traveling through Lebanon, officials and witnesses said. Witnesses at the Syrian border with Lebanon said the nuns arrived at the crossing early on Monday and headed toward Damascus in a minibus. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS RELIGION CONFLICT CIVIL UNREST)

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    Head of Mar Thecla monastery in Maloula Mother Plagia Sayyaf, who was freed with others after being held by rebels for over three months, arrives with nuns to the Holy Cross Church to attend a prayer of thanks after their release

    Mon, 10 Mar 2014 18:45 PM

    Head of Mar Thecla monastery in Maloula Mother Plagia Sayyaf, (C) who was freed with others after being held by rebels for over three months, arrives with nuns to the Holy Cross Church to attend a prayer of thanks after their release, in Damascus March 10, 2014. About a dozen nuns held by rebels in Syria for more than three months were released on Sunday and arrived back in Syria after traveling through Lebanon, officials and witnesses said. Witnesses at the Syrian border with Lebanon said the nuns arrived at the crossing early on Monday and headed toward Damascus in a minibus. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS RELIGION CONFLICT CIVIL UNREST)

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    Syria's children of war

    Tue, 11 Mar 2014 11:12 AM

    A new report by Save the Children says nearly 10,000 young lives have been lost, not just from bullets and bombs, but from a lack of basic medical care in Syria.

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    A view shows a prayer of thanks after the release of nuns at the Holy Cross Church in Damascus

    Mon, 10 Mar 2014 18:26 PM

    A view shows a prayer of thanks after the release of nuns at the Holy Cross Church in Damascus March 10, 2014.About a dozen nuns held by rebels in Syria for more than three months were released on Sunday and arrived back in Syria after traveling through Lebanon, officials and witnesses said. Witnesses at the Syrian border with Lebanon said the nuns arrived at the crossing early on Monday and headed toward Damascus in a minibus. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS RELIGION CONFLICT CIVIL UNREST)

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    Head of Mar Thecla monastery in Maloula Mother Plagia Sayyaf, who was freed with others after being held by rebels for over three months, attends with nuns a prayer of thanks after their release at the Holy Cross Church

    Mon, 10 Mar 2014 18:25 PM

    Head of Mar Thecla monastery in Maloula Mother Plagia Sayyaf (L), who was freed with others after being held by rebels for over three months, attends with nuns a prayer of thanks after their release at the Holy Cross Church, in Damascus March 10, 2014. About a dozen nuns held by rebels in Syria for more than three months were released on Sunday and arrived back in Syria after traveling through Lebanon, officials and witnesses said. Witnesses at the Syrian border with Lebanon said the nuns arrived at the crossing early on Monday and headed toward Damascus in a minibus. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS RELIGION CONFLICT CIVIL UNREST)

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    Head of Mar Thecla monastery in Maloula Mother Plagia Sayyaf, who was freed with others after being held by rebels for over three months, attends with nuns a prayer of thanks after their release at the Holy Cross Church

    Mon, 10 Mar 2014 18:07 PM

    Head of Mar Thecla monastery in Maloula Mother Plagia Sayyaf (L), who was freed with others after being held by rebels for over three months, attends with nuns a prayer of thanks after their release at the Holy Cross Church, in Damascus March 10, 2014. About a dozen nuns held by rebels in Syria for more than three months were released on Sunday and arrived back in Syria after traveling through Lebanon, officials and witnesses said. Witnesses at the Syrian border with Lebanon said the nuns arrived at the crossing early on Monday and headed toward Damascus in a minibus. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS CONFLICT CIVIL UNREST RELIGION)

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    Head of Mar Thecla monastery in Maloula Mother Plagia Sayyaf, who was freed with others after being held by rebels for over three months, arrives with nuns to the Holy Cross Church to attend a prayer of thanks after their release

    Mon, 10 Mar 2014 17:51 PM

    Head of Mar Thecla monastery in Maloula Mother Plagia Sayyaf (C), who was freed with others after being held by rebels for over three months, arrives with nuns to the Holy Cross Church to attend a prayer of thanks after their release, in Damascus March 10, 2014. About a dozen nuns held by rebels in Syria for more than three months were released on Sunday and arrived back in Syria after traveling through Lebanon, officials and witnesses said. Witnesses at the Syrian border with Lebanon said the nuns arrived at the crossing early on Monday and headed toward Damascus in a minibus. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS RELIGION CONFLICT CIVIL UNREST)

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    Head of Mar Thecla monastery in Maloula Mother Plagia Sayyaf, who was freed with others after being held by rebels for over three months, arrives with nuns to the Holy Cross Church to attend a prayer of thanks after their release

    Mon, 10 Mar 2014 17:51 PM

    Head of Mar Thecla monastery in Maloula Mother Plagia Sayyaf, who was freed with others after being held by rebels for over three months, arrives with nuns to the Holy Cross Church to attend a prayer of thanks after their release, in Damascus March 10, 2014. About a dozen nuns held by rebels in Syria for more than three months were released on Sunday and arrived back in Syria after traveling through Lebanon, officials and witnesses said. Witnesses at the Syrian border with Lebanon said the nuns arrived at the crossing early on Monday and headed toward Damascus in a minibus. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS RELIGION CONFLICT CIVIL UNREST)

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