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Location: Idlib

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...
Daily Life

Children Painting Dreams

01-03-18Fayez Samra
Children naturally try to adapt and cope when they witness violence. In the besieged Syrian province of Idlib, some have found a way to...
Videos

Empowering Women Politically

11-11-1708-11-17Shaher Awad
A women’s peace workshop held in the Idlib town of Ihsim has defied conservative local attitudes to promote female political empowerment. The event was...
Videos

Power Supplies Boosted in Idlib

19-09-1706-10-17Ahmad al-Akla
After more than six years of power outages, electricity produced in regime-controlled plants has returned to the liberated areas following an agreement between opposition...
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....
Civil Society Monitor

What if Idlib falls?

31-01-18Shaher Awad
A few kilometers away from the frontline battle in South Eastern Rif Idlib, entire areas are lost as Baath party forces and their allies...
Civil Society Monitor

Kafr Nabl’s New Driving School for Women

15-10-1711-10-17Mustafa al-Jalal
A new driving school for women in Kafr Nabl is defying social prejudice to teach much-needed skills in the liberated areas. The Mazaya women’s...
Women's Blog

A Brush With Death

15-09-1711-09-17Amina al-Kashto
My husband got a job with the government electricity company on January 27, 2011. He received a fairly low salary, but we managed. Then...
Daily Life

Locals Fear IS May Infiltrate Idlib

22-03-18Ahmad Abdullah
When Sahar al-Hassan first rented her ground floor house in Maarat an-Numan to a group of widows, she felt confident they were simply refugees...
Daily Life

Kidneys for Sale in Northern Syria

26-01-1826-01-18Ahmad Obeid
Adverts offering human kidneys for sale have begun to appear among online listings for mobile phones and second-hand cars on social media pages in...
Daily Life

Syrians Turn to Online Learning

07-10-1702-10-17Ihab al-Bakkur
Adult education is going online as a way to overcome the difficulties of studying amid the Syrian conflict, with finance, education and e-commerce courses...
Photo Blog

Displaced People Rebuild Their Camp

20-08-1715-08-17Ahmed Haj Bakri
Residents have been have been slowly rebuilding after a series of regime airstrikes hit several internally displaced people (IDP) camps on the Syrian-Turkish border....
Daily Life

Empowering Women Farmers in Rif Idlib

12-03-18Razan al-Sayid
Um Mohammad, 40, was delighted when she was accepted on to the Means of Living project to help support her with the family’s olive...
Daily Life

Syrian Kids are Taking Up Smoking

24-01-18Hadia Mansour
Wissam, 12, lights a cigarette and smokes it with obvious enjoyment, despite his hacking cough. His 37-year-old mother Manar says she has repeatedly tried...
Daily Life

The Syrian Women Saving Lives

06-10-1702-10-17Darin Hassan
It was no easy matter for Abeer, 31, to pursue her ambition to wear the uniform of a Syrian civil defence worker. Not only...
Daily Life

How a Tent Became a School

18-08-1715-08-17Walaa Karam
Ten-year-old Manar has been living in a tent for the last two years, after she was displaced with her family from their home in...

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