Islamist group ensures calls for mass protests - eTaiwan news Syria

The banned Muslim Brotherhood urged Syrians, take to the streets on Friday as activists called for a "day of rage" against President Bashar Assad regime, which has stepped up to their deadly raid against the Protestants by unleashing the army together with snipers and tanks.

The Government holds demonstrations warned. Syrian State television, the Interior Ministry said a "March, a demonstration or sit-in" is not approved, and that such rallies attempt only, security and stability of Syria's damage.

Syria activists plan nationwide protests following Muslim prayers in solidarity with more than 50 people in the last week alone in is ' A, a southern city in the heart of the revolt killed.

Since beginning mid-March were the Syria uprising inspired by revolts in the Arab world, more than 450 people nationally, say activists killed.

Friday's Declaration of the Muslim Brotherhood was the first time the banned group openly promoted the protests in Syria. The Brotherhood was crushed by Assad's father, Hafez, after staging an uprising against his regime in 1982.

"As a tyrant, to enslave let themselves were not born", said the statement by the leadership living brotherhood in exile.

Assad said the protests _ the biggest challenge facing his family 40 years ruling dynasty _ a foreign conspiracy by extremist forces are conducted and armed thugs.

But he has confirmed the need for reform overtures of change in the last few weeks while offering brutally cracking down on demonstrations.

Last week, the Syrian Cabinet of the State of emergency be abolished and a new law, so that the right to peaceful protests approved stage with the permission of the Ministry of Interior.

But the protesters, angered by the Assembly of the dead appear not more satisfied with the changes and be increasingly anxious regime.

"We are preparing a huge demonstration today," said an activist in the coastal town of Banias, the witness a large demonstration last Friday. "The people want the overthrow of the Government".

Syria has since the uprising makes it almost impossible began to make the dramatic events shake one of the most authoritarian, anti-Western regimes in the Arab world, almost all foreign media and limited access to trouble spots.

Witnesses and human rights groups said the Syrian army units clashed with each other on Wednesday about after Assad's orders against protesters in is ' A, a besieged city, where the uprising began to take action.

During the troops fighting in is ' A all critical divisions is not specified in the military, it is important, because Assad's army has always the regime of fiercest defender.

It is the last character, the cracks but small _ Assad develop base _ support that only a few weeks would have been inconceivable, above. Also, about 200 mostly low-level members of Syria's ruling Baath party resigned over Assad's brutal suppression.

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