What are the chances of holding UN employees accountable for “letting” Syrians down? ...Syria

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Enab Baladi – Lujain Mourad Distress calls and appeals in northwestern Syria have turned into expressions that hold the United Nations responsible for the increasing number of victims and the exacerbation of the disaster after moving from rescue operations to recovering bodies, amid calls for those responsible to be held accountable, which raised questions about the chances of reaching the desired accountability. Hundreds of Syrians found themselves, after the current February 6 earthquake, facing another kind of betrayal that transformed the United Nations, in their eyes, from a savior to an “accomplice in killing them” due to its delay in bringing aid to the stricken areas, after y

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