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Robinson calls for tougher line against Syria

Former President Mary Robinson has urged the international community to take a tougher line with Russia and China over their support for the Syrian Government.

Robinson calls for tougher line against Syria

Sun, 07 Oct, 2012 - 14:48

Former Irish President Mary Robinson has urged the international community to take a tougher line with Russia and China over their support for the Syrian Government.

She made the call as Syrian troops continued to shell rebel positions in the city of Aleppo.

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