16:56, 27 July 2012 Friday
(AA)
Syrian defected MP: "I could not bear the cruelty"
Ikhlas Badawi, a Syrian member of parliament who fled to Turkey, has said that she could not bear the cruelty in her country.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Ikhlas Badawi, a Syrian member of parliament who fled to Turkey, has said that she could not bear the cruelty in her country.
I left Syria because I had no more strength to bear the cruelty, Badawi told AA in the southern Hatay province on Friday.
I will exert efforts to rescue all of my friends because there is an ongoing human tragedy in Syria, said Badawi, a Syrian woman lawmaker who has fled to Turkey and defected to the opposition.
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