Reuters: Syria's rebels reject peace talks unless U.N. resolution implemented
Syrian rebel groups said on Wednesday they would not take part in peace talks scheduled this month unless humanitarian articles in the latest U.N resolution were implemented.
The groups, which include the powerful Islam Army, mentioned articles 12 and 13 of a resolution that was passed late last year, which calls on the sides in Syria's civil war to allow humanitarian access to all in need and cease attacks on civilians.
"We consider that implementing these articles is self-evident and a human right," they said in a statement.
"We do not accept any compromise on it under any justification or circumstances."
Syrian War News Updates -- January 13, 2016
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Pentagon Considers Plan to Train Fighters in Syria -- WSJ
Report: Pentagon considers Turkish proposal to train fighters in Syria -- Today's Zaman
Top Israeli diplomat: 'Iran wants to turn Syria into a province of Iran' -- Business Insider
Christians Face Total Purge From Syria -- Newsweek
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