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Jesse Marks is a Fulbright fellow and Scoville Peace fellow based in Amman, Jordan researching strategies for managing refugee return, Syrian reconstruction, and civilian protection in conflict.
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The regime wants the legitimacy that would come from internationally backed returns. Researchers Jesse Marks and Lina Kreidie warn the U.N. to heed lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan.
In recent weeks, Syrian journalist and activist Logain Almelehan found herself caught up in the largest single displacement of the Syrian war, as hundreds of thousands fled a government offensive in outhwest Syria. She tells her story to Sophie Zinser and Jesse Marks.
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