Yes, definitely, that is true. I think what they depicted there is very limited. I mean, most recently, when the attacks on the two neighbourhoods in Aleppo happened, we saw how women were killed and thrown from the balconies. None of that came to the attention of the international community. It's not just.... All kinds of atrocities, honestly, are happening there.
Whether the government in Damascus cannot or maybe is not willing to...somehow that government is also seeking to repress those communities in the process of centralizing power. It is not just some crazy people trying to kill each other. It is a process of the centralization of power and the destruction of those communities who actually don't feel safe vis-à-vis the new regime.