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                                                                     Syrian Refugees

     Refugees are people who have been order to leave their country to escape war. Around 11 million Syrians  have left their homes because of the war that happened in the year 2011, now the 6th year of war there are around 13.5 million Syrians around the world that are refugees..These refugees immigrate to countries like Turkey, Egypt, Lebanon and Iraq. In my opinion, this is a very hard task for them to do because first of all the Syrians don't have enough money to immigrate due to the result of war, and second of all its hard in general for people to leave their homes on such a short notice. Plus, it is even harder because it is not a choice for them, they either leave or die. Their are still a lot of people in Syria who can't leave, kids are also there dealing with the horrible conditions.

    A journalist interrogates  a young Syrian girl for a picture, the journalist asks her to smile. Frankly, the girl doesn't smile, yet she shows how hurt and exhausted she actually is. The young girl couldn't smile because she couldn't hide her sadness. A lot of people can't acknowledge how Syrians are actually living, due to their conditions parents couldn't save their kids from what is happening to them. On the other hand, we are living in an amazing world without anything to worry about and we depend on our parents on everything. I think this picture should let people realize that if you feel gloomy because of something silly, you should thank god about the conditions you're living in.





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