Syria: Repression continues despite Annan plan hopes

Headline Title: Syria: Repression continues despite Annan plan hopes 03 April 2012 Arrests have been continuing in Syria only days after the Syrian government agreed to implement parts of Kofi Annan’s six-point plan, Amnesty International said today. Thirteen school pupils, all male and aged between 17 and 19, were reportedly arrested on 1 April by men in plain clothes at a secondary school specialising in business in the town of Daraya.Family members told Amnesty International that according to eyewitness, the students were searched, beaten and verbally abused in front of other pupils…

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