Syria: FSA killings probe findings ‘must go to UN inquiry’

Headline Title: Syria: FSA killings probe findings ‘must go to UN inquiry’ 03 August 2012 The investigation announced by the Free Syrian Army (FSA) into the alleged unlawful killings of 14 members of the al-Berri clan must be carried out in an “impartial, independent and comprehensive” manner and its results should be referred to the UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria, Amnesty International said today.Fahad al-Masri, the FSA’s Head of Central Media, condemned the killings in a televised interview on Wednesday and said the FSA had opened an investigation into the incident and those…

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