VOICED : Imposing law and order in rebel-held

The video discusses the situation in a Syrian town under rebel control since July. A new administration, including a police force, has been established to combat crime and lawlessness. Despite challenges like lack of weapons and wages, the community relies on the Free Syria Army for support. A new court system, run by lawyers and community leaders, has been set up to maintain order. The administration is popular among locals, and the town has remained relatively peaceful compared to other parts of Syria.

What was one of the main reasons for establishing a new police force in Membase?

• To manage economic activities

• To assist in military operations

• To combat increased crime and lawlessness

• To support the regime authorities

Why did Samir Halaf leave his previous job as a policeman?

• He wanted to join the rebel forces

• He was offered a better position

• To avoid participating in the crackdown on civilian protests

• He retired after 13 years of service

What is one of the main challenges faced by the new police force in Membase?

• Overstaffing and resource wastage

• Conflict with the Free Syria Army Battalion

• Insufficient weapons and no wages

• Lack of support from the local population

How is the new court system in Membase being managed?

• By lawyers acting as prosecutors and judges

• By the former regime's legal advisors

• By experienced judges who stayed behind

• By international legal experts

What is the general public opinion about the new administration in Membase?

• It is criticized for being too strict

• It is popular and has brought safety

• It is seen as temporary and unstable

• It is unpopular and ineffective