G20: World leaders must not squander chance to save lives in Syria

Headline Title: G20: World leaders must not squander chance to save lives in Syria 05 September 2013 Easing the suffering of millions of civilians affected by Syria’s ongoing armed conflict must be a top priority for world leaders meeting at the G20 Summit in St Petersburg, Amnesty International said today. The G20 is made up of some of the world’s wealthiest countries and includes states with strong ties to each of the sides in Syria’s armed conflict. “Working together, these powerful countries can and must come up with a plan of action to ease the current humanitarian crisis,” said…

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