Syrian Refugees Forced to Share Housing in Turkey
Across the border in Turkey, increasing demand and local resentment are making accommodation hard to find.
Across the border in Turkey, increasing demand and local resentment are making accommodation hard to find.
Since the civil war started in 2011, thousands have tried to make the punishing journey but only a few succeed.
Under bombardment by regime forces, a man and his wife prepare for the arrival of their first child.
Even people who used to support rebels are losing hope and would consider government’s housing offer.
As Kafrouma becomes a battleground, waves of civilians seek refuge in neighbouring towns and villages.
In the town of al-Bab, ISIS fighters have melted away, but they are still there.
Civilians in Aleppo grapple with politics of an intervention that some see as arbitrary and misdirected.
In Deir al-Zor, it isn’t just ISIS members who think coalition air strikes will strengthen the Assad regime.
Differences in language and lesson content make it hard for refugee pupils to keep up.
Awareness of death runs through games in a playground on the edge of a cemetery.