Seamus Murphy provides a chilling record of the desperate situation on the ground in Syria where killings, imprisonment and torture have become a way of life and death under the regime of President Bashar Assad. The revolution has fallen into the hands of armed groups since the bloody crackdown on civil protestors in the earlier stages of the unrest. And Syrian communities opposed to the regime feel that the international community has washed its hands of their revolution, leaving them to die. However, civilians still gather to protest against the regime in towns all over Syria while a network of smugglers, guides, activists, couriers and fighters remain committed to keeping their revolution alive.



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