Muhammad Ghazi

Muhammad Ghazi is a humanitarian worker and activist. He reports on the Syrian conflict and is currently based in Idlib working with orphans and reporting on the suffering of the Syrian people.

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How PKK-linked militias are profiting from fear and misery of prisoners

Many civilians seeking to escape Daesh territory have to pay smugglers fees to the PKK who then don't deliver and seek more money from them.

12 MIN READ

How PKK-linked militias are profiting from fear and misery of prisoners

The end of the Syrian revolution as we know it?

Victory by the Assad regime over the last bastion of the Syrian resistance is far from a foregone conclusion. Worse still for the Assad regime, it could unite the opposition into making a last stand.

7 MIN READ

The end of the Syrian revolution as we know it?

Idlib: the next chapter in Syria’s humanitarian tragedy

Idlib province in northwestern Syria, is the last bastion of resistance to Assad in the war-weary country. It now faces a humanitarian catastrophe.

8 MIN READ

Idlib: the next chapter in Syria’s humanitarian tragedy