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'Start Of Tragedy': Babies Wasting Away In This Syrian Pocket
- Friday November 3, 2017
- World News | Louisa Loveluck, Zakaria Zakaria, The Washington Post
In the final days of Sahar Devdeh's life, her parents feared their hugs might break her. She barely moved. She was too weak to cry. At times, her doctor thought, she looked more like a skeleton than a month-old baby.
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'Shocking' Conditions Await Civilians Fleeing ISIS In Syria
- Sunday August 20, 2017
- World News | Louisa Loveluck and Zakaria Zakaria, The Washington Post
Fleeing terror in the Islamic State's last Syrian strongholds, tens of thousands of civilians have become stranded in harrowing conditions across barely functional displacement camps.
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A Journey Into Syria's Secret Torture Wards
- Wednesday April 5, 2017
- World News | Louisa Loveluck, Zakaria Zakaria, The Washington Post
One evening in the early days of Syria's uprising, Mohsen al-Masri's band of activists slipped through the Damascus streets and waited for the coast to clear. Then they crouched down, opened their bags and let out a stream of color.
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'Start Of Tragedy': Babies Wasting Away In This Syrian Pocket
- Friday November 3, 2017
- World News | Louisa Loveluck, Zakaria Zakaria, The Washington Post
In the final days of Sahar Devdeh's life, her parents feared their hugs might break her. She barely moved. She was too weak to cry. At times, her doctor thought, she looked more like a skeleton than a month-old baby.
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www.ndtv.com
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'Shocking' Conditions Await Civilians Fleeing ISIS In Syria
- Sunday August 20, 2017
- World News | Louisa Loveluck and Zakaria Zakaria, The Washington Post
Fleeing terror in the Islamic State's last Syrian strongholds, tens of thousands of civilians have become stranded in harrowing conditions across barely functional displacement camps.
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www.ndtv.com
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A Journey Into Syria's Secret Torture Wards
- Wednesday April 5, 2017
- World News | Louisa Loveluck, Zakaria Zakaria, The Washington Post
One evening in the early days of Syria's uprising, Mohsen al-Masri's band of activists slipped through the Damascus streets and waited for the coast to clear. Then they crouched down, opened their bags and let out a stream of color.
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www.ndtv.com