UN rights chirf faults both sides in Syria after bombs hit Aleppo

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights blamed on Monday  both sides in the Syrian conflict for human rights violations and said that justice would eventually catch up with them. Addressing the 47-member UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Navi Pillay reiterated that the Syrian government's actions might amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. "The use of heavy weapons by the government and the shelling of populated areas have resulted in high numbers of civilian casualties, mass displacement of civilians inside and outside the country and a devastating humanitarian crisis," she said.