Nestled in the narrow alleyways of Beach camp in the Gaza Strip stands Nadia al-Laham's modest home. She lives there with her eleven sons and daughters.
For Palestine Refugees who returned to Yarmouk camp in Damascus, 21 May was a special day. It marked a significant milestone for 30 accomplished women graduates who celebrated their achievements with their families, with lots of love and happiness.
“They say one hand alone cannot clap, but I believe it can do lots of things,” says Hammam Mohammad Sulaiman Rammah, a 34-year-old Palestine Refugee who fled with his family from Syria to Jordan (PRS) in 2015.
Ghusoun Tahan has paid a heavy price during the conflict in Syria. Overnight, her world collapsed, and she lost everything – her husband, her home, and her community.
