More than 2,000 people take to the streets in Sweida in southern Syria for the third consecutive week to protest against President Bashar al-Assad's regime. The protests in the government-held Sweida province, the heartland of the country's Druze minority, began after Assad's government ended fuel subsidies in mid-August, dealing a heavy blow to Syrians reeling from war and a crippling economic crisis. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES