Syrian refugees: Widow Fathiya Ahmed

The Washington Post
  • 10 years ago
With her six children, Fathiya Ahmed fled Aleppo after her husband was killed by a bomb. She now shares four rat-infested, cinderblock huts with 17 other people in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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