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Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan. The second largest refugee camp in the world with approximately 150000 Syrian refugees. It is considered the biggest humanitarian crisis of this young century.
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Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan. The second largest refugee camp in the world with approximately 150000 Syrian refugees. It is considered the biggest humanitarian crisis of this young century.
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On March 18th, Syrian refugees of all ages gathered in Zaatari camp to revive the beginning of Syria’s the civil unrest. Nearly 2.5 million Syrians have fled their country.
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Syrian refugees of all ages gathered on March 18th. in Zaatari camp to revive the beginning of the civil unrest where they expressed their political views against Assad’s regime and showed their support for the Free Syria Army.
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Syrian refugees of all ages gathered to revive the beginning of the civil unrest where they expressed their political views against Assad’s regime and showed their support for the Free Syria Army.
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Children and women gathered on March 18th to during the revival the beginning of the civil war in Syria. Half are children and women. Nearly 2.5 million Syrians have fled their country.
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Children in Zaatari camp with the Free Syria Army flag.
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Innocent children are the victims of Syria's brutal civil war.
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Children showing their support for the Free Syria Army during the revival of the beginning of the civil unrest in Zaatari camp.
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Mother and son in Zaatari. He is too young to understand what is going but she can only hope and dream of a brighter future for her boy.
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Syrians strolling in the dusty Champs Elysees street - the main commercial street in Zaatari camp where small shops sell vegetables, basic household equipment, jewelry, cell phones, SIM cards, clothes including wedding dresses among others.
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Young boys hanging out in front of one of the schools in Zaatari camp. They are waiting to go in for classes in the afternoon.
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Young Syrian boys in Zaatari camp.
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Young Syrian girl attending K9 class in Zaatari refugee camp.
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Children playing kite on the top of a container at Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan.
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Syrian girls dressing in their school uniform pose for a picture in front of the school at the Mrajeeb Al-Fhood refugee camp in Jordan.
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Syrian boys having fun in the playground at the Mrajeeb Al-Fhood refugee camp in Jordan.
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Woman with her baby walking in the Emirati Jordanian camp also know as Mrajeeb Al-Fhood refugee camp funded by the UAE.
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Children walking in Zaatari - the second largest refugee camp in the world with approximately 150000 Syrian refugees. Half are children and women.
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A Syrian refugee lay in a hospital bed in Amman, Jordan. Her car was attacked by the regime and she suffered several injuries.
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Lost everything with the war. She is being living in Jordan with her family for one and half years. She is teaching English twice a week at the Women’s Center in Irbid, Jordan and she hopes to go back home in one day.
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8 years old girl lost her right leg after a tank shell landed in her house in Deraa. She is been receiving treatment for over six months and is waiting to receive a prosthetic leg.
Public Story
Syria Refugees
Credits:
neca dantas
Updated: 05/15/14
As the conflict in Syria enters it’s fourth year and has escalated into a brutal civil war, it has claimed over 120,000 human lives and internally displaced 6.5 million people. Nearly 2.5 million Syrians have fled to Jordan and neighboring countries since the beginning in 2011--half of them children.
I am working on a documentary entitled “The Aftermath of War Through the Experiences of Women and Children”. I want to document the human experience and everyday life of those affected by war. This project is not solely about photographing women and children living in miserable conditions, but a photo essay about dreams, hopes, and dignity.
The purpose of my project is humanitarian. My mission is to utilize my images to raise awareness and inspire people to take action and get involved.