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Syria unrest: Arab League adopts sanctions in Cairo
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Syria unrest: Arab League adopts sanctions in Cairo
The Arab League has approved sanctions against Syria, including an asset freeze and an embargo on investments.
It comes after months of unrest. The United Nations estimates about 3,500 people have died as Syria has sought to put down anti-government protests.
The Arab League suspended Syria earlier this month, in a move denounced by Damascus as meddling in its affairs.
BBC Story
Lets hope it makes some kind of difference, something has to change in Syria
It comes after months of unrest. The United Nations estimates about 3,500 people have died as Syria has sought to put down anti-government protests.
The Arab League suspended Syria earlier this month, in a move denounced by Damascus as meddling in its affairs.
BBC Story
Lets hope it makes some kind of difference, something has to change in Syria
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