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Syria's Tortured Farmer

Hussein Abu Sagria, (37yrs), the father of two children and husband of a wife, son of a mother says that he knows nothing about his family ever since he was together with them two months ago till Friday, May 25, 2012 - when I met him and his nephew hiding along the border with Turkey after they escaped following a ground bombing campaign from Syrian Armed forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad. His father was killed one year ago by the Syrian state forces he claims. Hussein was also physically tortured for two consecutive months while in Jail. He is a farmer who decided to side along with the Syrian opposition as they claim to liberate the country.

In a ‘safe’ place along with the Turkish-Syrian border, some several Syrians are receiving first aid treatment, but it is very hard one of the medics says which didn’t want to give his name to the public for safety reasons, since they’re luck of medics and necessary medical equipment. (Photo by Vudi Xhymshiti)

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Hussein Abu Sagria, (37yrs), the father of two children and husband of a wife, son of a mother says that he knows nothing about his family ever since he was together with them two months ago till Friday, May 25, 2012 - when I met him and his nephew hiding along the border with Turkey after they escaped following a ground bombing campaign from Syrian Armed forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad. His father was killed one year ago by the Syrian state forces he claims. Hussein was also physically tortured for two consecutive months while in Jail. He is a farmer who decided to side along with the Syrian opposition as they claim to liberate the country.<br /> <br /> In a ‘safe’ place along with the Turkish-Syrian border, some several Syrians are receiving first aid treatment, but it is very hard one of the medics says which didn’t want to give his name to the public for safety reasons, since they’re luck of medics and necessary medical equipment. (Photo by Vudi Xhymshiti)