'My children are cold': brutal winter hits Syria camps
Umm Raghad's children don't have proper clothes or a furnace at home to stay warm during Syria's bitter winter so they burn scraps of garbage to keep the biting cold at bay.
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Umm Raghad's children don't have proper clothes or a furnace at home to stay warm during Syria's bitter winter so they burn scraps of garbage to keep the biting cold at bay.
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Umm Raghad's children don't have proper clothes or a furnace at home to stay warm during Syria's bitter winter, so they burn scraps of garbage to keep the biting cold at bay.
A woman narrates the ordeal of surviving the brutal winter in Syria. She says she cannot afford clothes to keep her children warm.
Winter spells tragedy for northwest Syria, home to over 3mn people, nearly half of whom have been displaced by a decade-long war