Syria Troops Kill Protesters In Country's Bloodiest Day Of Turmoil -- The Guardian
Dozens reportedly killed as live bullets and teargas used against rallies after Friday prayers.
Syria endured its bloodiest day yet of the Arab Spring as mass protests against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad roiled dozens of town and cities across the country and security forces reportedly gunned down dozens of people.
Despite a string of government concessions earlier in the week, including the lifting of the hated 48-year-old emergency law, tens of thousands of demonstrators demanding greater political freedom and an end to Ba'ath party rule took to the streets after Friday prayers.
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