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‘They feel like they can’t go home’

February 24, 2020;

ChinaFile| February 21 2020| Read original article here In September 2014, while waiting for access to photograph Syrian refugee camps in Jordan, a Chinese photographer who calls himself “Ali” came upon a large group of students from his home country … Continued

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