Unrest continues across Syria, with tens of thousands still taking to the streets to protest against the government and its violent crackdown on dissent.<br /><br />Human right activists have said that Bashar al-Assad's government is relatively restraining its security forces since its closest ally Turkey put pressure on the regime to stop the violence and start reform.<br /><br />The president is expected to address his people with some concessions next week. But the opposition is skeptical that this regime can actually bring real change to Syria.<br /><br />Meanwhile, the unrest continues to affect civilians, also spilling into neighbouring Lebanon and Turkey.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Rula Amin reports from Beirut in Lebanon.
