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The flag currently used by the new Syrian government became increasingly used by anti-Assad protestors as the government's abuses and crimes against humanity made it clear that reform from within was impossible. The regime needed to be overthrown.

At that time, it was still common to see anti-Assad regime protestors using the flag we now associate with the Ba'athist era. This was intended by protestors to show that their loyalty was to Syria even while criticizing its government.

On this day in 2011, called "The Great Friday," by organizers, major protests were held in Damascus for the first time since the start of the Syrian Revolution. Protests were seen throughout the entire country, with especially large turnout in Daraa, Baniyas, Qamishli...

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"Tyranny of the majority is worse than the tyranny of the few, for it has a semblance of legitimacy." Abdulrahman al-Kawaakibi (1855-1902)

Efforts were also made to counter the regime's attempts to stir up sectarian tensions. This was exemplified by women in Baniyas chanting "Not Sunni, not Alawite! Freedom is what we all want!"

during the last five weeks of protesting. People came out all over the country to criticize the regime and some began demanding its fall.

On this day in 2011, the now former President Bashar al-Assad announced the end of an "emergency law" that had curtailed the rights of Syrians since the 1960s. Pro-revolution Syrians continued to protest and demanded justice for people injured or killed by the regime...

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On this day in 2011, thousands of people all over Syria came out to protest in the "Friday of Resistance," rejecting Assad's vague promises of reform. Kurds in Eastern Syria joined the protests, chanting, "No Kurd, no Arab, Syrian people are one. We salute the martyrs of Daraa."