Srdja Popovic

Executive Director, Center for Applied Nonviolent Action and Strategies, Belgrade

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Executive Director, Center for Applied Nonviolent Action and Strategies in Belgrade, a nonprofit that educates activists about non-violent strategies used by the Serbian pro-democracy movement; has worked with activists involved in several of the Arab Spring uprisings.

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Dissidents say more Syrians were killed today after 114 died yesterday, including more than 70 army defectors trying to leave the country.

Pressure on Syria Increases as Bloodshed Continues

Dissidents say more Syrians were killed today after 114 died yesterday, including more than 70 army defectors trying to leave the country.

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Dissidents say more Syrians were killed today after 114 died yesterday, including more than 70 army defectors trying to leave the country.  Also yesterday, the Assad regime agreed to…

Pressure on Syria Increases as Bloodshed Continues

Dissidents say more Syrians were killed today after 114 died yesterday, including more than 70 army defectors trying to leave the country.  Also yesterday, the Assad regime agreed to…

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