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Women's Blog

Fleeing the Islamic State

31-05-16Mona al-Mohammad
The night the Islamic State (IS) decided to invade the city of Hassakah to “cleanse it of infidels” had started out like any other....
Civil Society Monitor

Supporting Syria’s Livestock Sector

22-05-16Darin Hassan
Abu Jawad had always relied on his income from sheep farming. But as the conflict in Syria took its toll, he was horrified to...
Civil Society Monitor

Solidarity with Syria’s Besieged

10-05-16Razan al-Sayid
On January 7, 2016, Shaima donated her family’s entire daily food allowance to the Molham organisation towards aid for the besieged residents of Madaya....
Photo Blog

Rebuilding Homes and Lives in Idlib

02-05-1630-09-16Mostafa al-Jalal
Residents of Idlib’s southern countryside have been learning practical ways to rebuild lives disrupted by conflict in a series of awareness workshops. The Syria...
Women's Blog

Waiting to Die

29-05-16Reem al-Hasan
The terrifying sound of an explosion woke us up on July 21, 2012. It was the first day of Ramadan. Our flat shook as...
Photo Blog

Child Labour on the Rise in Opposition Areas

17-05-1620-04-17Hazaa Adnan al-Hazaa
Khalid is 12 years old and works as a shepherd in the village of Kafruma in Idlib’s countryside. “My father is an opposition fighter,...
Civil Society Monitor

Syria’s Modern Mud Villages

09-05-16Sonia al-Ali
Displaced from Hama’s countryside, Ahmad al-Sheikh was so desperate to find a new home for his family that he was preparing to buy a...
Civil Society Monitor

Bringing Cheaper Food to Families in Hass

01-05-16Ahmad al-Salim
A new scheme selling subsidised food is helping ordinary people in the town of Hass in Idlib’s countryside. Beit al-Munna (The Stock House) provides...
Photo Blog

Kfar Nabel’s Junior Footballers Strike Out

24-05-1620-04-17Mostafa al-Jalal
Jamil al-Saloom developed a passion for football when he was a child, and joined the al-Numan club in 2007 when he was 13 years...
Women's Blog

A Devastating Loss

16-05-16Razan al-Sayid
Abdalla and Sahar had been married for ten years when they found out they were expecting twins. The couple felt that their prayers had...
Women's Blog

A Long and Dangerous Journey Home

08-05-16Amina al-Yousef
On the final day of my university exams in July 2014, I packed my bags and bid my friends goodbye. It was time to...
Women's Blog

The Longing for Home

26-04-16Reem al-Hasan
During the early days of the Syrian revolution, my father refused to allow any of his children to participate in protests or funeral ceremonies....
Women's Blog

A Wound that Will Never Heal

23-05-16Sonia al-Ali
With anguish in her eyes and sighing deeply, Asma al-Aahi recalls the first few years of the war in her city of Maarat al-Numan....
Civil Society Monitor

Small Investments Reap Big Benefits in Kfar Nabel

15-05-16Hadia Mansour
Umm Hazem works at a factory processing dried figs in the village of Bsaqla in Idlib’s countryside. The 41 year-old walks to work and...
Women's Blog

A Story of Grief, Poverty and Pain

03-05-16Hiba al-Aboud
Huda stares at the three photographs hanging on her living-room wall. “The loss has torn my heart apart,” she says to me. Huda’s husband...
Civil Society Monitor

Free Homes For Syria’s Displaced

25-04-16Hadia Mansour
Jamal and his family were left homeless after Russian air strikes targeted his village of Kfar Nabuda in Hama’s western countryside. Their house in...

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