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Blackmail and scams: Digital violence stalks women in northwestern Syria

23 September 2024

Digital violence is rampant in northwestern Syria, where women are particularly vulnerable to online blackmail and harassment by scammers, with little legal or social support.

‘We feel the loss’: Afrin Kurds mourn Maydanki’s forest

14 August 2024

People in Afrin remember the forest around Maydanki Lake for what it once was: a natural haven, the setting of summer days spent under rustling branches. Now devastated by years of illegal tree cutting by Turkish-backed factions, what hope is there for its future?

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