Syryjskie dzieci wykorzystywane w tureckich fabrykach - Redux
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A Syrian mother plays with her daughter Dalila, 8 years old, and her son Hasan, 12 years old. Her oldest son, Hasan, works 8 hours a day for 35? a week. In Turkey most Syrian children cannot access the education system until their parents get a temporary ID, a lengthy and difficult process. Without a temporary ID, Syrian refugees have no rights and in such uncertain conditions are exposed to risks of exploitation and discrimination. Gaziantep, Turkey, May 14 2016.
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2016-05-13
Valerio Muscella/Redux/EAST NEWS
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