CLEAN: Syria opposition meet in Turkey to push regime change

Syrian dissidents gathered in Antalya to discuss regime change following a brutal crackdown on protests. They aim to pressure the international community to facilitate a democratic transition in Syria. The Conference for Change was preceded by Assad's amnesty for political prisoners, which the Muslim Brotherhood dismissed as insufficient. The Brotherhood emphasized their commitment to democracy, while rights groups reported over 1,000 civilian deaths and 10,000 arrests since protests began.

What was the main purpose of the Syrian dissidents' gathering in Antalya?

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To discuss regime change in Syria

• To plan a cultural festival

• To negotiate a trade agreement

What was President Bashar al Assad's response to the protests?

• He called for international aid

• He announced an amnesty for political prisoners

• He resigned from his position

• He increased military presence

How did the Muslim Brotherhood react to Assad's amnesty offer?

• They ignored it completely

• They requested further negotiations

• They dismissed it as too little, too late

• They accepted it wholeheartedly

What commitment did the Muslim Brotherhood express during the conference?

• To withdraw from political activities

• To form a military alliance

• To establish a new religious state

• To support any outcome of the democratic process

Since the protests began in mid-March, how many civilians have been reported killed in Syria?

• Over 500

• Over 10,000

• Over 5,000

• Over 1,000