联合国须全力阻止叙利亚的非人道主义行为UN humanitarian chief Valerie Amos has urged the Security Council to act immediately to ensure more humanitarian access in war-torn Syria.联合国人道主义官员瓦莱丽·阿莫斯敦促安理会立即对饱受战争破坏的叙利亚采取更多的人道主义援助。 Calling for a resolution, she said it was "unacceptable" that both Damascus and rebels continued to "flagrantly（罪大恶极地）" violate humanitarian law. The council has been deadlocked over aid deliveries in Syria, where millions have been forced to flee their homes. Meanwhile, Syrian troops resumed their attack on a key rebel town. Warplanes have been carrying out air strikes and artillery has been pounding Yabroud since Wednesday. The town is the last rebel stronghold in the Qalamoun mountains, near the Lebanese border. There has been a surge in fighting across Syria in recent weeks, with both sides apparently trying to gain territory to strengthen their hands in ongoing peace talks in Geneva, Switzerland. The negotiations between the government of President Bashar al-Assad and Syrian opposition groups remained deadlocked, with both sides failing to even agree a common agenda on Wednesday. However, the UN-Arab League envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, was more hopeful, saying he had received assurances from US and Russian officials that they were willing to try to "unblock the situation". 'Wrong model' Briefing the UN Security Council on Thursday, Baroness Amos said: "It is unacceptable that four months since the members of that Council demanded action, international humanitarian law continues to be consistently and flagrantly violated by all parties to the conflict. "All parties are failing in their responsibility to protect civilians. We understand that a...
