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Sarine Karajerjian is the Admin and Finance Manager at the Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs.
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Female refugees face particular challenges in health and childcare, and need extraordinary strength to cope. Sarine Karajerjian of the Issam Fares Institute tells the story of two women in Beirut’s Bourj Hammoud neighborhood.
Known as “Little Armenia,” Bourj Hammoud has been a refuge for displaced people since Armenians fled Ottoman massacres nearly a century ago. Sarine Karajerjian of the Issam Fares Institute explains why residents are now making room for refugees fleeing war in Syria.
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