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‘All refugees want to go home someday’ – UNHCR spokesperson and author Melissa Fleming

May 27, 2017, at 08:28 am

New York, May 27(Just Earth News): “I envy the mountains and the trees and the rocks because they will be able to breathe Daraa’s air and I won’t.” Those were the thoughts going through Doaa Al Zamel, when she and her family reached the Jordanian border. It was November 2012, one year and eight months since the violence in Syria first began.