"It has already received wide support, and require a simple majority from among the 46 members of the UN Council on Human Rights, to such an investigation was begun," – he told reporters in Brussels. Anti-government protests in Syria began in mid-March in Dera'a in the south, and then spread to other regions. Syrian human rights activists have reported that to date the number of anti-government protesters who have been killed in clashes with security forces and police since mid-March, reached two thousand. According to official sources, since the events of the actions of "armed terrorist elements," in which the Syrian authorities have blamed for the violence in the country, killing nearly 500 soldiers and security forces.
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