During the Syrian revolution, women became active in different fields of work; they insisted on being present in educational, relief […]

Mohammad Jijo, a young man in his thirties and whose right leg has been amputated a few years ago, dreams […]

‘Sadik Hindawi’ School in the city of Jarabulus, north of Aleppo, hosted the first students festival in the region, years […]

Though it is considered the least of the rights which human beings must get once they are born, the registration […]

The Karate Technical Committee in Aleppo began providing children with activities and training amidst the destruction caused by the shelling, […]

The Syrian doctor Qais Asfari got the attention of Arab and local media for his participation in the first head […]

Suaad Ali, a twenty-seven years old Syrian woman, joined the courses, which Tarahum 2 Community launched after its opening at […]

A painting, representing images of the Syrian culture, was placed in a space of about 80 square meters, in Dawar […]

‘The prevalence of violence among Syrian children’ is a title that became recurrent throughout the years of war. This expression […]

The story of Mohammed, a ten years old boy, based in Atmeh camp in northern Idlib, spread to give him […]

Ghayath Haj Hussein owns a grocery shop in the city of Idlib. There he sells four kinds of medicines, as […]

On the one hand, a blond child is born to a brunette couple. Their case attracts the attention of media […]

In the open air, hundreds of families displaced from the towns and villages of Hama’s eastern countryside found only the […]

The war in Syria has allocated a still larger portion of pain to children with cancer, along with suffering and […]

‘Peace She-Leaders Network’ plays a fundamental role in the city of Qamishli in al-Hasakah Governorate. The organization seeks to enhance […]

‘Theirworld’ Charity Organization launched a documentary about child labour, a phenomenon which became prevalent among Syrian children due to war. […]

Just like any stranger, who tries to ease the pain of seclusion, Syrians, wherever they go, try to build a […]

At the beginning of the demonstrations in Syria, many children became famous for being part of the revolutionary actions, such […]

From London, the red bus called ‘Damascus,’ carrying the photos of detainees and forcibly disappeared people in the Syrian prisons, […]

“The biggest problem I face due to illiteracy is the inability to communicate with my friends on social media,” Sarah […]