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Protests begin
Syrian population begin to protest against the Regime and demand democracy. The security forces begin kill some of those people protesting. Bashar al-Asad makes some conciliatory announcements but the army keeps killing people. -
Arab League
Arab League condems Syrian Regime and sanctions it, and sends observers into the country. -
Killings worsen
More people get killed and Arab Leagues decides to leave the country because of so much violence.
44 people get killed by two suicide bombs and people protest in their funerals. -
UN plan
Kofi Annan and the UN promote a peace plan for Syria. Violence continues. -
UN condemns the killings
The UN condemns the mass killings in Syria during peace negotiations and the use of heavy weapons by the Regime. Many countries expel Syrian diplomats as a complaint. -
UN resolution
UN demands Syrian president to resign and Obama starts to talk about military intervention. Lakhdar Brahimi is named new UN-Arab League envoy for Syria. -
Conflict until now...
The Syrian war leaves until this moment around 60,000 people dead, and so many refugees and displaced -
Government announces dialogue
Bashar al-Assad announces that the government is willing to dialogue with the opposition forces. -
Chemical weapons
The US and the United Kingdom ask for investigation about the use of chemical weapons during the war. Finally, OTAN confirms it. -
UN investigates chemical weapons
UN send people to investigate the use of chemical weapons. Syrian opposition accuses the Regime of commiting a chemical attack that left more than 1000 people dead. -
International intervention - chemical weapons
US asks support to many countries to intervene Syria in response to the chemical attacks. Bashar al- Assad allows international inspectors to destroy Syria's chemical weapons in order to avoid international intervention.
