Started in March 2011, the conflict in Syria produced numerous casualties, severe human rights abuse and extensive material damage. The causes of its outbreak and development are not limited to politics but include economic and socio-demographic factors (social unrest was accentuated by the restrictiveness of the natural environment). The parts involved in this conflict (the Bashar al-Assad regime, the opposition, the international community), all share the responsibility. The inefficiency of the Security Council in managing this conflict proved, once again, that it should be reformed. The Conflict in Syria is, unfortunately, just another example to ponder upon
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