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Location: Idlib Countryside

Daily Life

Rewarding Idlibs Brightest students

06-09-16Amina al-Yousef
An Idlib awards ceremony has honoured students who had achieved outstanding exam results in maths, physics, chemistry, Arabic and English. More than 700 male...
Photo Blog

Bitter Winter Bites for Displaced Syrians

15-03-1620-04-17Ahmad al-Salim
Freezing winter conditions have made the last few months particularly difficult for displaced Syrians living in camps in Idlib’s countryside. Winters in the region...
Civil Society Monitor

Tamkeen Programme Supports Syrian Communities and Initiatives

03-02-16Hadia Mansour
Alya recently delivered her first child at the Maternity and Child Welfare centre in the town of Hass, in Syria’s Idlib province. All her...
Civil Society Monitor

Confusion Reigns in Kfar Nabel’s School System

18-06-15Hadia Mansour
Sara, 15, sets out every morning for the Sharia Institute for Scientific Excellence in Kafr Nabel. At this school, run by the Islamist group...
Civil Society Monitor

Delivering Hot Meals to Syria’s Homeless

14-08-16Darin Hassan
Each afternoon Imad sits outside his tent waiting for his free meal. The nine-year-old is one of many children whose families have been internally...
Civil Society Monitor

Reopening Idlib’s Schools

14-03-16Hadia Mansour
Fuad al-Yusef wakes up filled with excitement each morning at the prospect of going to school. Like hundreds of other children in Idlib’s countryside,...
Civil Society Monitor

Rebuilding Houses and Lives in Wadi al-Dayf

26-01-16Darin Hassan
Umm Ahmad’s displacement began when her home in the village of Maar Hatat was shelled and reduced to rubble. The 45-year-old widow and her...
Women's Blog

A Wartime Education

25-05-1525-05-15Razan
My name is Razan. I was born in 1999 and spent my childhood in Deir al-Zor, where I completed elementary school. Afterwards, I continued...
Women's Blog

Separated by War

16-06-16Lilas Hashem
My husband, my two young sons and I had fled Syria to take refuge in Lebanon. In Beirut, my husband found a job in...
Civil Society Monitor

Therapy Helps Idlib’s Traumatised Children Speak Up

22-02-1629-02-16Razan al-Sayid
Hani, 12, has a severe stutter, often faints and has difficulty controlling his bladder. These problems began on April 13, 2015, when he was...
Civil Society Monitor

“Free Police” Patrol Rebel-Held Parts of Syria

01-12-1501-12-15Sonia al-Ali
When Youssef al-Tanari’s motorcycle warehouse was burgled in April 2015, he filed a report with the Free Police in Maarat al-Numan. Officers at the...
Civil Society Monitor

After Army’s Defeat, People Trickle Back to Idlib Towns

06-05-15Ahmad al-Akla
Families have begun returning to towns and villages in the southern countryside of Syria’s Idlib province since rebel forces seized the Wadi al-Dayf and...
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

Idlib’s Courts of Arbitration

21-02-1623-02-16Sonia al-Ali
After Samia Abdin’s marriage broke down and ended in divorce, she tried to seek custody of her only son. The 28 year-old took her...
Daily Life

Idlib Farms Turn to Wastelands

04-08-15Manaf al-Hashash
Mustafa al-Darwish owns half a square kilometre of land in Tal Minis, a village in the south of Idlib province. He used to plant...

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