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FEATURE: Music for the children of Yarmouk – and all refugees

Sep 17, 2016, at 01:42 pm

New York, Sept 17 (Just Earth News): “I took my piano and made it everything: my work, and my studies at university; to teach children music,” begins Ayham al-Ahmad, in an interview with United Nations Radio, ahead of a UN summit on large movements of refugees and migrants on 19 September 2016.