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Noor joined protests against the Syrian government at her college in 2011. She was jailed by the military but later fled to Turkey as a refugee. This is her story. This story is part of a Refinery29 series that explores the women behind the headlines of the Syrian refugee crisis.
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00:00.
00:12It was a very common day.
00:15I had to study guitar lessons.
00:20They had to go to the door.
00:21There was a lot of room for me,
00:22because my house was close to me.
00:36I don't know what to do with my friends and my friends.
00:37When I saw the laptop, I left the laptop and asked me what to do.
00:41I didn't say anything about my friends and my friends.
00:45I felt like I didn't do what I did.
00:50But after that, when you hear the sound of the sound,
00:55I felt like there was something that was necessary to do this.
01:01I couldn't do anything in my life.
01:05The house, the gym, the gym.
01:08I didn't know what to do with my friends.
01:11I went to the first place.
01:12I'm not sure.
01:13I'm sorry.
01:26My friends and my friends,
01:29these people are over and over.
01:31I'm sure they have.
01:34I'm sorry.
01:35I'm not sure.
01:37and they gave me these.
01:48I took the military to the top
01:52and saw the children who were able to get their kids.
01:56And the children were all statues against the regime,
01:59and the people who were dead and were desperate.
02:09I don't know what the fuck is going on.
02:09The whole thing is not going on.
02:12It's not going to be a problem.
02:17I'm going to stop.
02:17They're going to take me.
02:19They asked me how to do it.
02:21I told them to be,
02:23I want to go with him.
02:24I said, I don't have any problems.
02:29We don't know anything about the war.
02:32We're waiting for a day.
02:34We went to the hospital.
02:38I don't know anything.
02:40I don't know anything.
02:41I don't know anything about it.
02:41I don't know anything about it.
02:42I don't know anything about it.
02:46What I've seen here...
02:50It's the same thing.
02:53The people don't get changed.
02:54It's a spark.
02:55There's a glow.
02:59There's an agtisab.
03:05What was the meaning of the world?
03:06What was the meaning of the world that was in Palestine?
03:06I was born in Palestine, which was about 3.5 meters.
03:09I reached the number of 30 meters.
03:11At that time, we stopped working.
03:13We were not able to sleep at all.
03:17We were not able to sleep at all.
03:21We were able to sleep at all times.
03:22Then we were able to sleep.
03:23What was that?
03:24What was the meaning of it?
03:24How did you live in the middle of the city?
03:27In the middle of the city, I stayed for 50 days.
03:31We were on the streets.
03:34They left us in the middle of the night.
03:38They left us in the streets.
03:40Let's go.
03:58In the middle of the city, I didn't have any children.
04:00So if a child was a child, they would be able to take care of their children.
04:05When I saw a lot of work here,
04:08I was able to take care of a child or a child or a child.
04:14So I was able to take care of my children.
04:16I started to take care of my children.
04:18I started to take care of my children.
04:22When I was a child, I felt like I was happy.
04:27I felt like I was able to take care of my children.
04:30I was able to take care of my children.
04:37It was a good job.
04:39But I was able to take care of my children.
04:45I was here in Turkey.
04:48It was better.
04:53To be continued Oh myetic song.
05:02He was sort of one another chewed respirator in the U.S.
05:02I was闇 Flughafen Obrigado Businessbar
05:02I was able to take care of my children.
05:03It was able to take care of my children.
05:03I've had children and my parents had to take care of them.

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