Carpets woven by Syrian women draw interest
Supervised by Turkish teachers, Syrian women are learning how to weave carpets using traditional methods particular to Anatolia at a
Supervised by Turkish teachers, Syrian women are learning how to weave carpets using traditional methods particular to Anatolia at a
The Syrian conflict has passed two sobering milestones. The civil war — now entering its fourth year — has now
Amnesty International and the French NGO Action of Christians for the Abolition of Torture have launched a petition, urging France
Professor Zeynep Kıvılcım said Syrian refugee women would rather return to Syria than go to a refugee camp, during her
The Red Cross Society of The Republic of China (Taiwan) on Monday called for donations to purchase 10,000 food parcels
he normally bustling border crossing in east Lebanon, the most popular for visitors from Syria, has largely been quiet since
Deputy Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Arinc said yesterday that the UN is unable to take any decision in favour of
He is only one in the hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees in Turkey who fled in the recent years
Turkish officials admonished Western countries and global bodies for their proclivity to pontificate while ignoring the plight of the people
As Kentucky Refugee Ministries begins to resettle its first Syrian refugees in Louisville, members of the local Muslim community are