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Red Crescent under Fire from Both Sides of the Civil War

27-12-1313-01-15
By Karam Mansour  Note: Names were changed for the safety of the interviewees. (Eastern Ghouta, Syria) – Um Rafeef was relieved after the Red...

Activists in Raqqa under Daily Threat

06-12-1313-01-15
(Raqqa, Syria) – “Our families and people in Raqqa, please forgive us. We love nothing more than to enter a bit of joy and...

Back to School in Raqqa

21-11-1313-01-15
By Abdel Karim Jaafar (Raqqa, Syria) – Thirteen-year-old Mahmoud was excited to return to his eighth grade classes in September in the north eastern...

Proliferation of Weapons in Qamishli Leads to Accidental Killings

25-10-1313-01-15
By Vyan Mohammad (Qamishli, Syria) – In early June, 16-year-old-Ahmad was killed when his five-year-old brother fired their father’s nine millimetre Star handgun. Ahmad...

Tartous: How Did the Uprising of Dark Alleys End?

19-12-1313-01-15
By Sadeq Abdelrahman (Tartous, Syria) – Tartous is a quiet coastal city that has received thousands of displaced people from different Syrian cities. As...

Syrian Women at Zaatari Refugee Camp Stand up for Themselves

02-12-13
By Milia Eidamouni (Zaatari Camp, Jordan) – The tough circumstances and challenges faced by Syrian women in Zaatari Camp don’t stand in the way...

Relief Organisations Replace Government Bakeries in Kfar Nabel

18-11-1313-01-15
By Hazzaa al-Adnan (Kfar Nabel, Syria) – In August, in the town of Kfar Nabel, around 50 people gathered one morning in front of...

Injured Syrians Die in Ambulances while en Route to the Turkish Border

24-10-1313-01-15
 By Hazaa al-Adnan (Kfar Nabl, Syria) – In June, a Syrian Army helicopter dropped an explosive barrel on a residential neighborhood in the Syrian...

Syrians Face Shortage of Vital Medications

18-12-1313-01-15
(Damascus, Syria) – Asaad Ali, 60, who suffers from epilepsy, requires 100 milligrams of the epilepsy drug Phenytoin each day. “The drug is still...

Scarcity and Bribery Raise the Price of Gas: Hama’s “Regime” Gas Becomes “Free” in Kfar Nabel

29-11-1313-01-15
By Hazzaa al-Adnan (Kfar Nabel, Syria) – Shadia, a young lady from Kfar Nabel who studies law at Aleppo University, says that her father,...

Jaramana Residents Angry at Opposition Rockets

11-11-1313-01-15
By Raheel Ibrahim* (Jaramana, Syria) – The anger is clear on the face of Motaz, 34, who works as a waiter in a restaurant...

Kfar Nabel’s Schools Re-Open Despite Shelling

21-10-1313-01-15
By Abdallah Kleido (Kfar Nabl, Syria) – School openings this fall in this town of 30,000 people began with a deep divide between the...

Al-Nusra Front and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria: a Cold War in Raqqa

18-12-1313-01-15
(Raqqa, Syria) – The Free Syrian Army (FSA) has been effectively driven out of Raqqa. Three Salafist groups now dominate the city: the Islamic...

Chicken out of Reach for Damascenes

28-11-1313-01-15
By Salam al-Saadi (Damascus, Syria) – Abu Nawras faced a difficult decision in June 2013. His chicken farm was not as profitable as it...

The Judicial Sharia Committee: a New Authority in Deir al-Zor

11-11-1313-01-15
By Ghaith Ahmad (Deir al-Zor, Syria) – The Judicial Sharia Committee in Deir al-Zor was established by Islamist oriented factions of the armed opposition...

Residents of Eastern Ghouta Fear another Chemical Attack

21-10-1313-01-15
(Hamouriyeh, Eastern Ghouta) – Fear of another chemical attack is still present here in this town of  approximately 25,000 people outside Damascus. More than...

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