After fleeing the ugly war that is happening in their country, and living under the worst circumstances possible, Hundreds of Syrian refugees have fled their makeshift camp in north Lebanon after their tents and whatever is left of their lives were set alight when fighting broke out between local youths and camp residents.
Those people need your help, i will post a link to donate through an NGO in the comment section.
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My name is Zozan. I am a Syrian woman who has sought refuge in Iraq to escape the raging conflict between ISIS and Kurdish militias in my home town in Syria.
I studied English Literature in Syria and graduated in 2010 to become a teacher in a Syrian secondary school, where I worked until I had to leave the country.
I now work with International Medical Corps to support women and children affected by mental health issues and gender-based violence.
I am joined by Julie Davidson, International Medical Corps' Assistant Country Director in Iraq, where we deliver health, mental health, youth programming and gender-based violence services to Syrian refugees.
After four years of ongoing conflict in Syria, 3.8 million people have fled to neighbouring Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey, most of them women and children. Find out what life is like for those forced to flee their homes and how Syrians are working with International Medical Corps to help others cope with the impact of war.
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