The credibility of the Arab League is on the line in Syria, as its observers prepare to visit three more cities at the heart of the anti-government protests. <br /><br />Activists say another 13 people have been killed across the country, on the second day of the mission to monitor the violence there.<br /><br />The observers are led by Mustafa al Dabi, a Sudanese general who previously served in Darfur. His initial reaction was that his monitors had seen "nothing frightening" on their first visit to the flashpoint city of Homs on Tuesday.<br /><br />France and Russia have both called for Arab League monitors to be given more freedom of travel to determine the real situation. <br /><br />Al Jazeera's journalists aren't allowed into Syria, so Dorsa Jabbari sent this report from Beirut.
