Peace be with you. That’s how we begin our conversation in southern Syria, where I’m sitting in front of Rania*, a young women of 22, asking her how it feels to be the main breadwinner for her family.
She is one of the many young people who have reached adulthood during the Syrian war, as violence permeates around them.
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