Syrian volunteer teachers providing an educational program for Syrian refugee children in Reyhanli, Turkey, supported by the Syrian NGO Watan.
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Outside the border city of Akcakale lies the Suleyman Shah camp with an unofficial population of 30,000 people.
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The Suleyman Shah camp, with an unofficial population of 30,000 people, is the largest in Turkey though receives little international media attention.
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Children play during recess at the Albashayer School for Syrian Refugee Children, where many seem enthusiastic about being back in school.
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Syrians stay in a Turkish-run camp in the town of Reyhanli in Hatay, Turkey.
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Schoolgirls stand in Makmour, Iraqi Kurdistan, after IS pulled back and Iraqi Kurds reclaimed their town.
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Rafah Al Tinawie sets up a DVD player to show a video-story to her students. Al Tinawie teaches human resources at the Albashayer School for Syrian Refugee Children, where she tries to help them overcome the trauma most have experienced.
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Women and children sit at Atme camp in full view of the Turkish border post just over the fence. Atme has become the temporary home to more than 11,000 people who have fled the violence as war flared in Syria.
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Children stand in a tent used as a school at Atme camp for Internally displaced Syrians on the Syrian side just over the border with Turkey.
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Girls finish koran class at Qah Camp for displaced Syrians on December 12, 2012. Cold weather and rain has increased the hardships faced by nearly 3600 displaced Syrians, many from the destroyed town of Has (near Hama).
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