Children in Syria: We are still dreaming

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Muhammad Aziz Al-Asmar is a 13-year-old boy living in Idlib, #Syria. After seeing many Syrian #children displaced by the war face difficulties with living standards, education and health care, he decided to draw images of this suffering on the walls of destroyed buildings with the help of his father, and to deliver this message to the world. #Refugee

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