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Writer: Hadia Mansour

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

Agriculture Declines in Syria’s Once Green Governorate

11-10-16Hadia Mansour
Abu Amer’s once-flourishing farm in rural Idlib is now in a terrible state. “Agriculture has become one of the most difficult and most demanding...
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...
Women's Blog

The Dressmaker’s Daughter

13-11-15Hadia Mansour
A few blocks away from my house in Aleppo’s northern suburbs, there lived a seamstress and her daughter Hasnaa. Hasnaa was a beautiful 21-year-old...
Civil Society Monitor, Women's Blog

Syria: Kafr Nabel Clinic Provides Vital Vaccinations

24-01-18Hadia Mansour
Rawan al-Junaid, 24, says that she no longer feels she has to worry so much about her baby Amjad’s health. The one-year-old boy has...
Civil Society Monitor

Boosting Syria’s Medical Services

22-09-16Hadia Mansour
When Issam’s hand was badly injured by shrapnel, he expected the worst. “The injury was so bad my hand was almost severed. I thought...
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,...
Women's Blog

A Mother’s Sorrow and Pain

25-07-15Hadia Mansour
Khaldiya Diyab devotes Thursday mornings to visiting four of her sons. She steps out of her house dressed in black, holding a bunch of...
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...
Civil Society Monitor

A New Generation of Medics

07-09-16Hadia Mansour
Ruaa had just completed a three-month nursing course at a women’s centre in Kfar Nabel and was working at a private clinic when she...
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

Anemone Organisation: Helping Hope Bloom

31-01-1730-01-17Hadia Mansour
Um Amjad left the headquarters of Idlib’s Anemone organisation with a smile on her face. The 36-year-old widow from Maarrat al-Nu’man said the monthly...
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

When No News is Bad News

23-11-15Hadia Mansour
Months had passed since I had last seen my brother Ismail, so when I answered my front door in early October 2012 and found...
Women's Blog

An Exceptional Woman

01-06-15Hadia Mansour
Umm Abdu did not cry when she heard that her son and grandson had been killed. Instead, she stood up, performed her ritual ablutions...

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