Lina Sinjab

BBC Syrian Reporter Bids an Emotional Farewell to Her Hometown of Damascus

August 15, 2013Conflict & Justice

BBC Syrian reporter Lina Sinjab bids an emotional farewell to her hometown of Damascus after having covered the conflict there for over two years. She produced a documentary “Damascus Diary” which is a collection of her personal observations in Syria.

Bomb Blast Kills Syrian Security Chiefs

August 15, 2013Global Politics

Violence In Syria Escalates

August 15, 2013Conflict & Justice

Why the Future of the Syria Observer Mission is in Doubt

August 15, 2013Global Politics

Syria’s Assad: ‘External Conspiracy is Clear to Everybody’

August 15, 2013Conflict & Justice

Syria ‘Suicide Attacks Kill 40″²

August 15, 2013Conflict & Justice

At least 40 people are killed in Syria as two suicide car bombings target security service bases in the capital, Damascus, media and officials say

Protests in Syria Continue

August 15, 2013Conflict & Justice

Thousands of people protested across Syria on Friday after the bloody crackdown on Hama.

Heavy Fighting Rocks Yemen

August 15, 2013Conflict & Justice

There have been continued reports of heavy clashes in Yemen between troops and suspected al-Qaida gunmen in the south of the country. Meanwhile, Ali Saleh remains in medical care in Saudi Arabia. The BBC’s Lina Sinjab reports from Sanaa.

Yemenis Press for President Saleh’s Ouster

August 15, 2013Conflict & Justice

The violence in Sanaa is impacting local residents, but they are still determined to ouster the president.

Clashes in Yemen Leave Dozens Dead

August 15, 2013Conflict & Justice

At least 39 people have been killed in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, doctors and officials say. The clashes come as domestic and international pressure continues for President Saleh to step down. Lisa Mullins gets the latest from BBC’s Lina Sinjab in Sanaa.