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Women's Blog

Taboo

29-01-2129-01-21Farrah Akbik
The regime knew what it was doing when it added sexual violence to its arsenal of weapons. It was the International Fair in Damascus...
Women's Blog

A Bitter Life

29-09-1828-09-18Yamama Assad
My first marriage was one of poverty, deprivation and injustice. Since childhood, life had not been fair to me. Had I been given the...
Photo Blog

Turning Ruins Into Works of Art

07-06-18Ahmad Obeid
Residents of the city of Binnish in Idlib Rif have decided to create art out of destruction by painting murals on buildings devastated in...
Women's Blog

Never Giving Up

10-04-18Lana Salah
 “We tend not to express our pain,” said Sarah. “We were raised to think that such behavior would make us look weak and pitiful.”Sarah...
Videos

Al Sayada

16-09-1916-09-19Gihan Haj Bakri
Cheap and practical bed for the displaced families who are living in despair situation northern #Syria. What kind of bed did you have?
Women's Blog

Leila Returns to School

28-09-18Aida Allouch
When Leila arrived in Lebanon in early 2017, her family settled in a rural area of Beqaa that was similar to their hometown in...
Daily Life

Idlib’s Child Protection Network

26-04-18Ahmad Obeid
Bilal, 14, chose to run away from home rather than continue suffering the daily beatings at the hands of his father. As well as...
Civil Society Monitor

Idlib Hospitals on the Brink of Collapse

10-04-1823-04-18Razan al-Sayid
Souad al-Masri had just left the national hospital in Maarat an-Numan where her 13-year-old son Mounir was receiving treatment, when the building was hit...
Women's Blog

An Unfriendly Welcome

02-10-1828-09-18Doha Abbas
When my husband returned from more than two weeks of military service in the Afrin countryside, he was exhausted. He didn’t even notice me...
Women's Blog

A Story of Loss

28-09-18Fatima Haj Moussa
Marwa’s nightmare began when Islamic State (IS) took over her hometown. This marked the beginning of her and her family’s destruction. IS initially portrayed...
Daily Life

Helping the Displaced in Saraqeb

26-04-18Hadia Mansour
When Ali al-Homsi, 30, sought refuge in Saraqeb city, he had no idea of the bureaucratic problems life as a displaced person would bring....
Daily Life

A Safe Haven For Those Fleeing IS

28-03-18Shivan Ibrahim
“I will put lipstick and eyeliner on, then smoke and wear whatever I want; I will go to parks and dance at weddings and...
Women's Blog

Achieving My Dream of Learning English

01-10-1828-09-18Hala Al Assi
I tried for a long time to persuade my parents to let me study English. But the community in which I lived still clung...
Daily Life

No Dream Impossible in Idlib

07-06-18Fayez Samra
Children in the village of Termanin in the northern Idlib Rif took part in an activity designed to encourage them to pursue their dreams...
Civil Society Monitor

IS Redeploys in Deir ez-Zor?

25-04-1820-04-18Ahmad Alahmad
Reports from Deir-ez-Zor appear to indicate that the Islamic State (IS) may be attempting to recoup its fortunes in the area. IS had been...
Daily Life

Too Late to Get Married

22-03-18Shivan Ibrahim
Hana Said Ibrahim, 43, still dreams of getting married. The business and economics graduate who works as a senior government official in Qamishli city,...

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