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Mawada’s happiness comes first

Mawada, 6, has cerebral palsy. Last November, she and her family fled Mosul and took refuge in Khazer camp. Handicap International have given the little girl a walking frame and the organisation provided her with physiotherapy sessions.

Nader provides Mawada with physiotherapy care. | © E. Fourt / Handicap International

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Fighting child malnutrition in Afghanistan

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To give back hope to persons mutilated by the war

On the occasion of World Humanitarian Day, August 19, to honor aid workers, Prosthetist and Orthotist in Syria, Yeti, tells us on his work and daily life in the country:

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