(BBC) Damascus – Syrian opposition activists have angrily rejected calls by Kofi Annan, the UN and Arab League envoy to Syria, for dialogue with the government. The leader of the main opposition, Burhan Ghalioun, told the AP the comments were “disappointing” when Syrians were being “massacred every day”.
Mr Annan, who is due in Syria on Saturday, had said a solution lies in a “political settlement”.