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Disabled People in Raqqa without Care

30-09-1313-01-15
By Abdul Karim Jaafar (Raqqa, Syria) – Ali spends most of his time in front of the TV. His mother asks him to go...

A Syrian Story from Raqqa Narrated by Fatima Ibrahim’s Clay Sculptures

17-09-1313-01-15
By Lava Selo (Raqqa, Syria) – Some days life seems normal in the city of Raqqa. The markets stay open until the late hours...

Raqqa Military Council Aims to Boost FSA against Jihadist Elements

30-08-1313-01-15
 Abdel Karim Jaafar (Raqqa, Syria) – Tensions are running high in the city of Raqqa, where the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham, know...

The Remaining Jews of Damascus Isolate Themselves from Syrian Crisis

13-08-1313-01-15
  By Raheel Ibrahim * (Damascus, Syria) – Sisters Firdaous and Sila live in a modest house with crumbling walls in the Amine neighbourhood...

Jaramana Recovers from Bombings, Still a Haven for Displaced

30-09-1313-01-15
Karam Mansour Editors’ Note: The editorial team changed the names of interviewees for their safety. (Jaramana, Syria) – Fear and anxiety have reigned over...

Candles Are Not for Romance in Maarat Al-Nu’man

11-09-1313-01-15
By Hazzaa al-Adnan (Maarat Al-Nu’man, Syria)- Najeh al-Rahmoun, 51, lives with his wife and three children in a three-bedroom house in this opposition-held city....

Forests Threatened in Kfar Nabel

27-08-1313-01-15
By Hazzaa al-Adnan (Kfar Nabel, Syria) – “He who steals from a thief is as legitimate as he who inherits from his father,” said...

An Alternative to Government Institutions: the General Committee for Civil Defence in Daraa

13-08-1313-01-15
 By Shumra Ali* Editors’ Note: All names have been changed. (Daraa, Syria) – Reports indicate that the Syrian opposition is advancing rapidly in Daraa,...

Syrian Interfaith Couples Face Difficulties as Sectarianism Rises

27-09-1313-01-15
Editors’ Note: All names are pseudonyms. (Damascus, Syria) – Khaled and Mona married in Syria in April 2012. It was an unusual marriage: he...

Syrian Refugees in Lebanon from One War to the Next

10-09-1313-01-15
By Mohammad Dahnoun (Beirut, Lebanon) – Syrians who have chosen or were forced to seek refuge in their country’s smaller neighbour, Lebanon, find themselves...

Displaced from Latakia Countryside Speak of Their Suffering

26-08-1313-01-15
Raheel Ibrahim* Editors’ Note: The names of some of the interviewees were changed to ensure their security. (Latakia, Syria) – In a school crammed...

Aleppo Countryside Residents Suffer Price Hikes and Lack of Oversight

07-08-1313-01-15
By Ayman Mohammad (Jarablos and Manbij, Syria) – The Syrian Lira has deprecated against the US dollar, bringing the exchange rate on the black...

The Eastern Ghouta: Where Animal Feed is Allowed but Bread Is Forbidden

23-09-1313-01-15
(Eastern Ghouta, Syria) – The line of buses and cars waiting to enter East Ghouta at the Syrian Army’s Mleha checkpoint on the road...

A Normal Working Day in a Syrian Field Hospital: Deciding Who Receives Oxygen and Who Dies

03-09-1313-01-15
Abdul Karim Jaafar (Raqqa, Syria) – Marwan is a 30-year-old volunteer doctor in a field hospital in the city of Raqqa in northeast Syria....

Education in Aleppo University a Victim of War

19-08-1313-01-15
By Lina al-Hakim* (Aleppo, Syria) – Since the beginning of the Syrian uprising, many of Aleppo University’s students took to the streets with their...

The Thieves’ Market: Surreal Life in Syria

06-08-1313-01-15
By Mariam Abdullah* (Damascus, Syria) –  The famous thieves’ market in Damascus, adjacent to the public administration office of the Ministry of Interior, was...

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