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Syria’s bread lines are so long that children have to skip school to wait in them Syria

Syria’s bread lines are so long that children have to skip school to wait in them

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December 26, 2020
Administration deepens sanctions over bloody Syrian conflict Syria

Administration deepens sanctions over bloody Syrian conflict

The Trump administration on Tuesday announced more sanctions on Syria, intensifying pressure on President Bashar Assad to end the country’s vicious, nearly decade-long conflict. The new sanctions target Syria’s central bank, Assad’s in-laws, and others.Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the United States was intent on “holding accountable the Assad regime…
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December 22, 2020
‘Life isn’t a given, it’s a gift’: Read this Syrian-Canadian teen’s valedictorian address Syria

‘Life isn’t a given, it’s a gift’: Read this Syrian-Canadian teen’s valedictorian address

Sham Al Mukdad: "The uncertainty, the fear of illness, of death, has made us appreciate how it can all be taken away, so swiftly, and without reason. I already know this, as a refugee." Sham Al Mukdad grew up in Daraa, Syria and fled the war-torn country to Turkey in…
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December 18, 2020
Ayat Al Huseein: refugee community psychosocial worker helps other refugees tackle mental health issues Syria

Ayat Al Huseein: refugee community psychosocial worker helps other refugees tackle mental health issues

“In some ways, this job has helped me rebuild my own life. I can now help others heal and develop mental health resilience, too,” says Ayat Al Huseein, a thirty-year-old refugee from Syria, who left with her family by boat for Greece about three years ago and is now working…
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December 15, 2020
Legal and political agendas asserted on the backs of Quebec’s Muslim communities Syria

Legal and political agendas asserted on the backs of Quebec’s Muslim communities

Last month, Quebec's Court of Appeal reduced Alexandre Bissonette's life sentence without parole from 40 years to 25 years. In 2017, Bissonette -- who was 27 at the time -- attacked the Quebec City mosque, killing six men and injuring 19 others, including Aymen Derbali, who became paralyzed for life.…
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December 11, 2020