Hundreds of Syrian refugees held a protest march Sunday in the Akkar district of **rthern Leba**n to condemn Syria's June 3 election poised to keep President Bashar al-Assad in power. "Vote for the man who killed 200,000 Syrians!" read one poster held by a protester in Kusha village, as demonstrators marched waving flags of the Syrian opposition. Men, women and children living in tents in u**fficial refugee camps in and near Kusha took part in the protest march held under the banner of a "blood election", two days ahead of the presidential poll in Syria. Last Wednesday, tens of thousands of Syrians living in Leba**n flocked to their embassy in Beirut to cast their vote in an election branded by the Syrian opposition and its backers as a "farce".
06-01-2014, 11:00 PM
Syria refugees in Leba**n protest 'blood election'
Hundreds of Syrian refugees held a protest march Sunday in the Akkar district of **rthern Leba**n to condemn Syria's June 3 election poised to keep President Bashar al-Assad in power. "Vote for the man who killed 200,000 Syrians!" read one poster held by a protester in Kusha village, as demonstrators marched waving flags of the Syrian opposition. Men, women and children living in tents in u**fficial refugee camps in and near Kusha took part in the protest march held under the banner of a "blood election", two days ahead of the presidential poll in Syria. Last Wednesday, tens of thousands of Syrians living in Leba**n flocked to their embassy in Beirut to cast their vote in an election branded by the Syrian opposition and its backers as a "farce".
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