Early 2012: The regime began restricting the movement of civilians, confiscating food and arbitrarily depriving civilians from electricity and water.
Source: SAMS – Syrian American Medical Society “Many patients are simply awaiting their death at home,” said SAMS doctor in East Ghouta. Nearly 400,000 civilians living in besieged East Ghouta are facing...
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Twelve-year-old Mohammed sells biscuits on the streets of Douma.
He has been living under siege for the past two years.
This photo was taken on February 28, 2015
Douma, Eastern Ghouta, Syria
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