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Teachers in Deir Ezzor province have created classrooms out of cellars in an effort to protect their students from aerial shelling. Here, we tell the story of three teachers struggling to continue their students’ education as war closes in.
Amer, a 24-year-old in Moadimiya, has vowed not to leave his hometown. But he says life in this besieged pro-opposition enclave near Damascus is getting harder.
Samar reaches for her phone and dials the number she has now memorized by heart. She waits, then gets the voice mail asking her to leave a message.
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