Arab monitors work in Syria amid violence and controversy

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BEIRUT — A team of Arab League monitors began its second day of work Wednesday in the troubled Syrian city of Homs, amid shooting in the flashpoint Baba Amr neighborhood and growing questions about the team's methods and credibility.

The delegation is tasked with observing whether Syrian authorities are upholding an agreement to withdraw troops from cities; free political prisoners; and end the use of deadly force to quell a nine-month uprising against the government of President Bashar al-Assad.

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Greg Miller 29 Dec, 2011
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